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A rabbit’s poop is often dry, so it is most likely dried poop that your rabbit stepped on, and it is now smushed! It also seems light-colored which suggests to the fact that the poop was in fact dry, instead of diarrhea!

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PS those ears! Is the rabbit in your picture the one who doesn’t like the new food?

Could you maybe try another brand of adult pellets? No idea what kind you’re using but there are a few quality brands so maybe he would prefer another? Other than that I’m not sure since you’re mixing it in so he still gets the old ones! Maybe go with less new pellets and increase more slowly?

Well, we did it. We had a sleepover with only minor scuffles! Bunnies are getting there. The baking sheet worked really well. Now I need to figure out where to go from here because I barely slept so I definitely can’t do this on work nights lol

It’s been about two days now and the main problem is still the poop being wetter than usual. It is nicely formed but the wetness makes it crack open super easily and become mushed. I know it’s nowhere near diarrhea because the mushed feces are just chewed up hay, but I would like to know if this is normal and if not how can I firm the poop up a…[Read more]

Omg Plumpy is such a cute name!

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I also recommend checking out the “Rabbit Info” tab at the top of the page. There is lots of great info that has been vetted by the experts on this site that should help answer all of your questions.

More so than specific brands, there is some info there that will help you learn to read ingredient labels to know what to…[Read more]

I actually see him being hungrier as an improvement, because I think buns should pretty much always act starving! He’s probably thinking, “umm excuse me… aren’t you forgetting something??”

My vet has also said that buns don’t need pellets, so since he’s had some issues lately and you give him a good variety of greens, I would give it a shot for…[Read more]

It really sounds like a dental issue. I would call and confirm that they did x-rays. If not, then that would be my first plan of attack. Abscesses in the mouth can also cause issues that might be hard to see without imaging.

I’m so happy to hear your regular vet had a much more reasonable plan of attack!

I’m sure she will be feeling much better soon, and is probably very happy to not have her tongue being all cut up anymore!

I agree that waiting for them to wake up is always so nerve wracking, even when I 100% trust the vet!