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@LBJ10 – I honestly think he snarfed it down so quickly, that it just didn’t go down right. He is bad about wolfing down his treat, then stealing Hazel’s from her mouth lol. He is a piglet.

Its not a big issue of she actually eats the hay. You get different looking poop when you change hay. Could she be drinking more because the weather is hot? More water results in darker poop.

If the smaller poop are due to her not eating as much hay as she should. It’s often difficult to assess how much hay that gets eaten, but if its possible,…[Read more]

Belated hoppy birthday wishes Azerane, from me and Vilde! 🎂🎂🎂

Hmm… it sounds like she is preferring the litter box outside of her cage for some reason. Some bunnies can be very particular about going in their litter box, sometimes holding their poop if they are unable to get to it. You could try putting the preferred litter box inside her enclosure at night to see if that makes a difference.

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It’s great that she is grazing on hay again. Hay will make the poop ample again, if she keeps eating it. It’s difficult to say what could be the cause, hopefully it was just the odd bout of gas brought on by the molt. As you know, many buns get a bit of tummy trouble when they molt. They can also be grumpy during a molt. The best “remedies” are…[Read more]

I wouldn’t be too concerned. As long as they are both getting their fair share, then it should be OK to let them continue eating from the same bowl. Some bunnies are just funny like that. Try observing them to make sure they are taking turns. If one is acting greedy and preventing the other from getting the same number of “bites” in, then I would…[Read more]

One easiest way to identify alfalfa inside a mix of hay is the stems. When dried, the stems are very thin, round and almost stick-like. Leaves are often present as well. Alfalfa is trifoliolate, just like clover. They will be shriveled up, but they will look very different from grass leaves. Orchard and timothy are often flat and ribbon-like in…[Read more]

Yaaaay!!! Poop!!! 🥰

Glad to hear he is doing better! He probably just had gas, perhaps from swallowing too much loofah?

The bonding is just getting better and better! 🙂 In only 8 minutes you got cuddles and grooms? 😮 Oh wow! That is quick! They are the perfect pair. 😉

WE HAVE POOPS!!

Phew, I think crisis averted. I gave him another round of simethicone, then he proceeded to destroy a towel in tiny rage lol. I’m pretty sure he was imagining my face as he tore holes in the towel lol.

Shortly after, there were normal poops! He is now happily reunited with Hazel and out and about again.

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@LittleMouse93

I used to feed my three together (until I had to separate them to do the bonding process) Are your buns the same breed? Could be that one is meant to be a bigger bun. My buns pretty much evened it out, so each got how much they were supposed to have. If one you notice starts to get a little on the plumper side, you could give them…[Read more]

Oh, and yes. The drops have simethicone.

I’m always so nervous about GI stasis. I’m sorry Bernard and you have dealt with that! It seems it’s a slippery slope once it starts.

Thank you, both!!

Overnight, she had again boycotted her litter tray in her enclosure. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I went to bed later last night and got up earlier than I’d have liked, so she went about 6-7 hours holding poos. She came out and immediately ran to her other litter tray and left a small but respectable pile. I offered pineapple but she just isn’t a fan…[Read more]

Thanks everyone! 

This morning when I got up, he is acting much better. He ate a couple dried strawberries and some lettuce. He also took a nice long wash. He hasnt gotten into the hay I left for him.

Still no poops that I see though. I will try to get him moving around though and continue the simethicone.

I added some pineapple juice to his…[Read more]

I’m so very sorry this happened.

Binky free, sweet little one 💔

Of course it was the right thing to do, to take her for a check up. Good, conscientious rabbit owners do that.