Hi Eliana,

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Mucous in poop can be linked to gi stasis, as well as parasites or other tummy upsets. Is she pooping and eating normally otherwise? And have there been any changes to her diet? This handy guide shows some examples of poops and causes: https://imgur.com/a/5N4lD

Do any of those photos look like what you found?

I also want to add that if you have two 2 month olds housed together you will want to separate them and keep the completely separate them at all times. Bunnies don’t recognize family units, and when hormones come in (within the next few weeks) you could have potential babies on your hands or a pretty nasty fight. Also because they are new it will help you learn who does what and monitor their poops better

After reading this again, I wanted to add that in a young bunnies, coccidea (a parasite) can be a concern, and can be very dangerous. I didn’t notice the age of your bunnies upon first read, but their age makes me a bit more concerned. If you see any signs of diarrhea (or reduced appetite or poop output), I would take her to the vet ASAP.

Thanks for adding the photo, Eliana. It looks she had a bit of a gut slow down and the intestine wall produced some mucus to protect itself. One poop is pretty large compared to the other. How do they compare in size to your other rabbits poops?
The other time you spotted this, was the poop also large?

You described Hyunnie in your profile as white with black around her eyes. Im wondering if perhaps you are seeing some presentation of cow pile syndrome.. But she seems young.