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Happy Birthday Teddy!! May you have many more years of flops and snuggles!

Do you have updates on this one? I would like to know if everything’s fine 🙁

Do you see it better from this picture?

They are not very squishy, i still can see the hay in it they are just like soft candy when squished idk how to explain haha they do not fall apart like the golden ones and leave (as you can see) some brown spotting on my hand so they are wet as I have described 🙂

Well I wouldn’t try going completely…[Read more]

Oh wow yes! It sounds like it could be that. There were only few dark and shiny with a weird smell. I haven’t heard about these poops yet and that they can look like that. Thank you !!
<p style=”text-align: left;”>And do you give your bun pellets? Can you tell me roughly how much?</p>

Thank you so much, I was so worried. He seems fine and he is eating herbs and treats and playing with his toys. Is aspiration pneumonia pretty rare in rabbits? He also had stasis back in August and I had to feed him CC, Simethicone, and pain medications by mouth and I was SO freaked out about aspiration pneumonia.

Awww, you all are the *best*!!! 😍😍  Thank you sooo much!!  It means the world. ❤️

Ooooh, yes! That brown packaging paper is a hit with my buns. That could be an idea! ♡

He is likely fine at this point, yes.

I have used just larger pieces of crumpled up brown paper, usually I just repurpose it from when I get a package in the mail that uses it as packaging. I’ll stuff it in their tunnels and their maze.  It’s not quite digging, but my buns will shred it up and push it around to “burrow”. They may eat a little but if it’s not huge amounts it’s safe.

I thought about carefresh but she eats everything! She ate the paper as well. I don’t want her eating bedding.

One of the leads at the rescue I volunteer at always says that “rabbits don’t speak rabbit”, and compared them all to 14 year olds at their first school dance LOL

Good luck tomorrow! I agree taking a night off to prep is a good plan!

Color and consistency do matter, but from what I see those poops are all in the range of normal healthy poops! Unless the broken up one was really squishy? It’s a little out of focus in the picture so maybe I’m not seeing it properly.  As Bam said, the darker onion smelly ones are probably territorial ones.

Her diet and everything seem great,…[Read more]

Thank you! I just checked on him and he is his normal crazy self running around and thumping and begging for treats. I gave him the simethicone around dinner time last night so I assume I would know if there was anything to be worried about by now?

It looks to be ear mites bc she has these crusts and darkness on her ears and I’ve got a dose of revolution i have to pick up today and i was gonna follow through with the treatment. although she does have a forage mat that i was going to wash and i was worried about her being reinfected bc of her hay feeder being out of wood.

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Marking poops have a strong smell, often decribed as onion-like. All rabbits, intact or neutered, will sometimes produce marking poop. They tend to be slightly bigger than other poopies and they’re often shiny if you look at them closely. It’s oil from the scent glands that cause them to be shiny and smell strongly. Some buns like to place a small…[Read more]

My bun has her palm leaf bowls and willow branches to chew on everyday. Is that okay?