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- 07/14/2018 at 10:34 PM
  Sweta Panda
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  My rabbit is 5 months old. He is eating normally and doing his jumping and binkies as usual. But itz more than 24 hours since he pooped last. I would have taken him to vet but its sunday and the local vet will be closed today. Please help.
- 07/15/2018 at 4:45 AM
  jerseygirl
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  Mmm…. if he’s eating and active, poop should be coming along. Could he be eating all his poops?
- 07/15/2018 at 10:07 AM
  Sr. Melangell
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  Yes it is possible he is eating his poop like jersygirl said, bunnies do this sometimes and it is normal, is he eating hay? Vets are open on a Sunday for emergencies, but it will cost a lot of money, it cost £150 for Olly to be sorted out on a Sunday for GI, or if you are in the UK the P.D.S.A will look at bunny and you pay a donation, (If you are on low benefits) they are as good as private vets, keep an eye on him, he might be hiding his poop for a midnight snack, Olly has done that before, but if you do take bunny to a vet on a Sunday be prepared for a big bill, if it is GI it can be expensive, there are antibiotics if the vet says bunny needs them, he is a 5 months old so he’s a baby and may need some help and quickly if he isn’t pooping, give him the best food you can afford for a junior rabbit, Olly is an adult and since I changed his food he doesn’t get GI, he doesn’t hide poop for a snack later as much.
- 07/15/2018 at 2:49 PM
  Bam
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  How is your bunny doing now? Any poop?
- 07/15/2018 at 10:10 PM
  Sweta Panda
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  Snowy is with me since he was 2 months and he never ate his poop. And so i was sure he didnt do it this time as well. He is fully litter trained and has a good quality litter tray in which once he poops or urinates, it is out of his reach. He was active as usual and eating normally so i was worried regarding, where all the food might be going. I cried all the night thinking he will be gone. ? but alas he is doing fine. He pooped almost after 30-32 hours which is a really long time.
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