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- 08/23/2008 at 11:39 AM
  Ang
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  been noticing every now and then morelands poop is very fiborus. like fibers are sticking out like they are undigested. he was just at the vet and she said his belly felt fine no masses or anythinglike he doesnt digest well? any advice? i notice he doesn drink a lot of water but has lots of romaine lately???
- 08/23/2008 at 12:47 PM
  osprey
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  This is normal. What you are seeing is the undigestible parts of the hay that bunny eats. The very hard undigestible parts of the stem and leaf of the hay are chewed and swallowed, then pass mostly undigested through the intestines and come out in the fecal pellets. This is part of the reason why hay is so important in the diet, this indigestible fiber keeps the intestines full and functioning properly.
- 08/23/2008 at 1:03 PM
  Ang
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  thank you so much! i wont worry. osprey your the best!
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