Thanks for the reply!

She has a large pile of hay in her litter box and a smaller one by her food dish. As far as pellet food, Bindi is 6 lbs and I was giving her probably a little over 1/2 a cup a day of pellets. I believed she was getting enough hay, but I have a 4x4ft span cage for her, so it’s pretty big.

Reintroducing then is a good idea. I’m finding that some of the veggies (like kale) that she used to get when she was little tend to upset her. I noticed I gave her kale on at least two of the days she had gas problems.

I don’t think she’s under that much stress. She lives in the corner of my room in a 4x4ft pen, plenty of room to run around in. I let her out when I’m home and she runs around and stretches out everywhere. Haha!

As far as stress signs go, I don’t see any unless something very loud happens. That’s not too often, honestly. She is often flopping around her cage and my room. She doesn’t like being picked up, but I don’t pick her up often because of that.

Another thing I’m thinking though, is she likes to go under my bed. My bed is on the exterior wall of my house between two windows. It is pretty drafty under there. I have it set up like her own little club house with carpet, blankets, and toys for her to play with. I know they can’t handle draft well, but it isn’t like she’s under there crazy often. If it’s been over an hour, I usually shake the treat bag and get her to come out and she’ll usually go somewhere else. Luckily, I’m graduating and moving in 2 weeks so that won’t be a problem anymore soon.

Asriel, you’re definitely not the first person I’ve heard of that only gives a few tablespoons of pellets to their buns. I’m definitely going to start gradually cutting back on them. I’ll start with going down to 1/4 cup a day, I think. Okay, I give mine mostly romaine as well, just because I know it doesn’t bother her. (Your fur babies really cute btw, the picture you have in your icon is adorable!! ❤️)