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- 09/28/2021 at 5:36 PM
  Lisa Li
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  okay so I just came home from school today and I went downstairs to check on him and I see this huge chunk of bitten foam and I’m freaking out right cause like I don’t know if something is block in his stomach, is been hours and he’s acting fine eating, drink water and pooping. Should I give him something to help it.
- 09/28/2021 at 6:07 PM
  LBJ10
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  If it has been several hours and he is still eating a pooping, then he will probably be fine. Bunnies tend to chew stuff thoroughly when they eat something, so any foam he ingested was likely ground up into a pulp. I would encourage water and hay to help push it through his system. And just keep an eye out to make sure he’s still eating and pooping just fine.
  
  You should remove the foam mats so he can’t eat anymore.
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