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Orange coloured pee is very normal.
Copied and pasting this because it’s a great explanation.
Sometimes the urine can become red, pink, brown, or orange. This condition, often simply called “red urine,” can occur in healthy rabbits as well as those who are ill. Plant pigments: In healthy rabbits, the red color of urine can be due to porphyrins and other plant pigments that have not all been identified.
So, yeah. The colour of the pee can change depending on their diet. Bunnies can have blood in their urine, however, due to stones, infection or other medical condition. But orange is nothing to worry about.
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Posted By LittlePuffyTail on 11/21/2017 5:39 PM
Orange coloured pee is very normal.Copied and pasting this because it’s a great explanation.
Sometimes the urine can become red, pink, brown, or orange. This condition, often simply called “red urine,” can occur in healthy rabbits as well as those who are ill. Plant pigments: In healthy rabbits, the red color of urine can be due to porphyrins and other plant pigments that have not all been identified.
So, yeah. The colour of the pee can change depending on their diet. Bunnies can have blood in their urine, however, due to stones, infection or other medical condition. But orange is nothing to worry about.
Yes, it’s definitely an orange not a red!! Thank you. So pretty much, don’t worry unless it looks like blood?
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