Questions about bunny poop 0 0 5

The size is uneven"--Somewhat similar to hairball disease.

The urine is particularly yellow. It's like dyeing. Most likely it is yellow urine but it is not excluded that it is related to feed......

My opinion is to change the rabbit's diet, rabbit food, water consumption, eating time and frequency, and so on, and then hard .........

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Only feed the grass and water to try, my rabbit also has such a while, go to the small pet store to buy the dried hawthorn that the pet eats, feed the grass and water every day, a few pieces of hawthorn, two days will be fine,, you can try,

Spread more paper in the lid of the box, mainly used to absorb water, the stool of the source rabbit has no taste, mainly urine, very stinky. But rabbits do.

The good thing is that the location of the urine is relatively fixed, and the rabbit generally likes to poop in the corner of the house, so you can cover it to wait for it to urinate for the first time.

Later, dip its urine on the paper, and then put this paper in the toilet you prepared for the rabbit, or simply, wait for the rabbit to finish eating.

In about 15 minutes, you put it in the cage again, and then put the cage in the toilet, just get it a few more times, rabbits are smarter than dogs.

Generally, the rabbit's stool is a small black round particle, which is generally the size of a rice grain, and of course, the larger rabbit is larger.

If it is Lassy, then the stool is not round, thin, and sometimes gray, then the rabbit will also have no appetite, which is the most dangerous at this time.

If you don't rescue within a few hours, you're basically dead.

Hello,** looks a little dry on the poop, are the other poops like this? Or is it just the case with individual poop?

Healthy poop is regular round, dry surface, moderate hardness and softness, uniform size, a pinch will spread out and you can see a lot of grass fibers, dark brown.

Do rabbits usually drink a lot of water? How do you usually feed it? It is recommended to cut the food except Timothy grass in half; Go to the pharmacy to buy lactase, feed 4 tablets every morning and evening, if the pharmacy does not have it, you can go to the Internet to buy small animal lactic acid bacteria, and give the rabbit a bag of water every day for a week; Rub the rabbit's belly more every day, turn the rabbit over and put it between the legs, gently press the soft part of the rabbit's abdomen with your fingers together and knead it in circles for as long as possible.

In addition, if the rabbit is more than 6 months old, you can prepare some celery to wash and dry and feed it to the rabbit, and there must be no moisture on the surface.

Hope it helps! Hope.

It's normal, it's basically normal.

…Let's take a look at how to upload the picture, so that it is more reliable.

Also, is a big lump of stool a big one? Or are there a lot of small bbs stuck together to get grape poop? Most of the former are grass and lack of exercise. The latter is eaten beyond the digestive capacity of rabbits.

As for red urine, there are mostly three reasons.

First, are you feeding your rabbits carrots or other reddish vegetables? If so, it may be the reason that the rabbit's urine is related to what was eaten that day.

Second, it is possible that the urine will be oxidized after being pulled out, which is the same as that of freshly cut apples, where the flesh of fresh apples will be oxidized when exposed to air, turning brick red.

Third, there is a possibility of blood in the urine, which is a bit serious.

The yellow one should be related to the rabbit food and grass fed.

The more yellow Timucao, the rabbit will eat too much and the stool will be more yellow. This is normal.

As long as it is round particles, the number does not decrease, and there is no strange smell. No problem.

Also about the vegetables mentioned upstairs. Rabbits after 8 weeks can be eaten, and necessary vitamins can be supplemented. But after a sufficient supply of grass hay.

Do not exceed 2 cups per day. (Of course, it depends on the health of the rabbit, and vegetables should be introduced gradually, so you can't give a lot of greens that you haven't eaten before.) Don't change the total category of greens all the time).

It is not recommended to provide fruit daily, and if you must feed it, the amount should not exceed 1-2 tablespoons per day.

Graaceae grasses (e.g., Timusi) > low-calcium vegetables, high-calcium vegetables, rabbit food, fruits.