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It’s not really chunks and no loose fur seems to be hanging off them but I feel like the butt off my dwarf is a little shabby lookingsometimes. He does have a very faint line along his body but nothing like the photos I’ve seen where a shedding bunny has a dramatic line with visibly longer fur on bottom and short on top.

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How long was she on the last antibiotic? It is definitely possible that it knocked the bacteria back, but then the antibiotic was stopped too soon and the bacteria recovered.

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Thank you so much for the reassurance. They’ve been in a 4×4 for the past 2-3 days in their neutral territory while I’ve been completely neutralizing their forever home (the room Arizona once free roamed) by rearranging/ replacing furniture and completely washing the room in vinegar. Do you think they’re ready to go upstairs and “cement” their bon…[Read more]

We’re going to need some more context. What is he doing when he’s doing this? Is he using the litter box? Is he alerted to something?

When my bunny is wary of something new, he will crouch down and extend his head forward trying to sniff the offending object. Sometimes when he does this, his tail will move up and down.

It depends on their fur type. Some bunnies will shed fur 365 days a year. And some bunnies will “blow their coat” all in one go a couple times per year. If your bunnies are in the couple of times per year category, then you should see the fur loss slowing down. It can take a few weeks though. Has it been steady? Or is the fur coming off in “chunks”?

How is she doing today?

Poop output can definitely vary throughout the day. If she is eating, I wouldn’t be worried. As for the “log”, it sounds like an extra cecotrope. As Dana explained, it isn’t unusual for young bunnies on a rich diet to have excess cecotropes that they don’t bother to eat.

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It’s common for young rabbits to produce extra cecotropes (soft poops that they usually eat straight from their bums) because their diet is more rich. Excess cecotropes can also happen from a diet change (such as a switch in pellet brands). If not…[Read more]