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Posted By Paige on 3/19/2017 7:00 PM
I have no experience with this but for adult rabbits both of those types of urine seem pretty normal. As long as they seem to be consuming enough milk, their pee isn’t like a paste, and has no blood in it or has a dark sludge in it they should be healthy(? ) Again I have no experience with very small rabbits. But hopefully this gives you a little input. ?If it’s okay for adults, babies should be fine too.
But still it’s a bit tensing. Because one of them is having excess calcium and other isn’t though both of them are on mother’s milk.
Why may this happen? 
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