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OMG look at her! SO cute!

I know these are from Oct 31st but…..

Thank you DanaNM. Yeah I’m pretty sure the pellets at the rescue were alfalfa based. It’s possible that it could be the issue. I can try that today and see what happens.

She is taking metacam twice a day (today is the last day per the vet’s instructions). It has been a hassle to give it to her, she hates it.

I’ll refresh her hay today and continue to giver her veggies and pellets. The way she’s moving and acting makes me thing she’s no longer sore, but I may be wrong.

Try the alfalfa! Not trying to use Pinky as a guinea pig, but I’m very interested to hear if it works.

I think I also remember that his pellets at the rescue had alfalfa in them? So maybe the shift away from that was what triggered the yucky poops?

At this point, keeping her eating is the most important (and very good she’s pooping and peeing), so offering her extra veg and pellets is good for now. You could also offer some critical care on a spoon or a plate (some bunnies love it).

Refreshing the hay pile often seems to help some buns eat more hay (vs. having just one big pile or a rack…[Read more]

Thanks for the advice, sorry I’m just now responding (I thought I already had).

Pascal has an appointment tomorrow morning for an exam and a sanitary shave. Hoping all goes well!

She’s probably still sore. Did they give you pain meds for her? You could also try adding cilantro or basil to the hay. It worked for Starlight. 🙂 good luck!

Wow, even Oxbow’s botanical hay? That stuff is pretty fragrant. Dana suggested hay toppers… herbs, willow leaves, clover, alfalfa, etc. Would something like that be more enticing?

Results came back, no parasites. But I don’t really know what to do from here. :/ Still having the moist poops and staining the blankets. And still different shapes and odd shapes. ):