Woodstock has normal poops 90% of the time. We notice in the morning, there are a couple of cecal piles laying around, uneaten. Also, occasionally he will produce a larger round poo that is actually pretty soft and dark. But it mushes quite easy. One thing I’ve noticed is him trying to reach down and get to his bottom, then he sort of falls over unable to reach. When he hops away from that spot, there is a little cecal pile. Could he be too plump to reach his bottom? Should he still eat these cecals even if they aren’t straight from his bottom? As for the bigger rounder mushy poos, we see about 5 of those a day.

 He hasn’t been introduced to any fruit or veggie. He is eating timothy hay and his young rabbit pellets only (oxbow brand). I felt his tummy, and it isn’t hard or bloated. He hops around and has lots of energy. Someone mentioned to take away the pellets and just give him a blend of alfalfa hay with timothy hay for a couple of days. When I did take his bowl, he had a little tantrum and acts as if he’s never eaten before. 

He’s only 3 months so I’m not really sure what to do diet wise – limiting pellets or not. But I am curious about how many cecals he seems to produce even without a rich diet. And the larger soft poos are sort of having me worried too. Any advice? Thank you!