Soft Poos?!?

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- 11/09/2018 at 12:35 PM
  A Happy Herd of Hares
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  Hey guys
  Today Magpie’s hutch SMELLED very very BAD. I wasn’t sure why, today is litter change day but considering I change it every other day she NEVER smells like that.
  When I got to the second box there was some soft, smelly poops. Not the ones she eats, but they were soft. Not watery though.
  But when I let her out she pooped a little bit (she’s being territorial there’s another rabbit indoors and she isn’t spayed.) and they were normal bunny poops.
  She had a tiny bit of kale last night along with some collard greens, which she gets daily so it isn’t new. Haven’t changed food or hay, so any idea what happened? Should I be worried since she’s had good poop too?
- 11/09/2018 at 8:03 PM
  Bunny House
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  Did she get any special treats or pellets? How is she doing now? Something might have scared her and messed her gi trac up.
  
  I would also suggest to get her spayed as it can help significantly reduce hormonal behavior and eliminate the chance of uterine cancer by the age of 4.
- 11/09/2018 at 8:26 PM
  A Happy Herd of Hares
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  No special treats and just her normal pellets and same amount.
  She seems fine now, I just know they’re so sensitive.
  
  The reason she isn’t spayed:
  She was left outside by my neighbor and froze, I was able to take her and revive her. She has brain damage now and therefore is too Hugh risk. I have talked with multiple vets too.
- 11/09/2018 at 9:14 PM
  Bunny House
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  Awh poor thing. Glad you saved her!
  
  Just keep an eye on the poop and if it gets watery, then she’ll need to be seen by a vet as that means there is a gi infection
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