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Looks pretty normal to me. If you are worried about the size of the poops, you can encourage her to eat more hay, however it will really depend on the size of the bunny.
Bunny pee comes in all shades, from clear to dark red or brown. There isn’t really a need to worry unless it is streaky, which could indicate blood in the urine. -
I doubt the sight of regular rabbit poop such as this is really that nasty to any old bunny hand.
Particularly considering that a lot of us – including me! – just casually pick up stray poops and toss ’em back into the litterbox. Anyway, these look abundant and healthy, just like my own buns’.
These are some poo’s I took out. They look small to me.
This is just some pictures I have. The top two are of the litter box. Most of it is poo’s but then there is pee in the background. Is that a normal color?
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