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Then you pretty much have to keep giving her hay. There’s no point in trying to give her more protein if it just causes GI upset.

Some buns with a stomach problem can tolerate a small amount of rolled oats and/or a few sunflower seeds per day.

Aren’t we all!

I have readigrass and I tried it after she was taken off alfalfa and she doesn’t tolerate that either. She doesn’t tolerate any pellets, I tried 3 different brands including one I got from my vet. It seems she doesn’t tolerate anything with sugar or carbs in it or anything too rich.

Glad to hear it. I am a bit obsessed with perfect poops

Great news!

I agree they look good to me!

A growing bun should preferably have more protein, but if she doesn’t tolerate alfalfa hay or alfalfa-based pellets, you could perhaps try feeding her a little more pellets? Too much protein can cause stomach upset and sticky poop though, so it’s a fine balance you must strike.

Readigrass is dried fresh grass and has a higher protein content than…[Read more]

I too think they look good!

Shape can vary a little bit and still be perfectly normal. I think these look good.

That’s good to hear! I’m glad it isn’t anything that will affect her quality of life.

Hey good call! I just got back from the vet with a little bit of conjunctivitis and scar tissue from the nest eye! Nothing scary she is going to live a long happy life yay.

We’ve been taking a break since their last big session and occasionally doing petting sessions due to health reasons; Zelda is fine. I think she stopped eating her veggies indeed was because I was giving them too often too much for her size but she has started eating them again. Throughout bonding, both of their poops were small and dark — thi…[Read more]

No. The biting doesn’t leave injuries so I just think he’s nipping, although a little too aggressively. I saw that being one of the items you should use but wasn’t sure if it was absolutely necessary. But I may try that whenever we do our long sessions again.

Aww thank you for the update! And you’re very welcome! Bomi is adorable!