Recent content by jessedw123

Just to show what I am working with here, the first picture was before I left for work and then the second was after my 4 1/2 hour shift. Hes definitely going and most look normal. There's still a range, though. In the third picture, that's 3 different extremes within the last 24 hours that he's...

So, his cecals have seemed fine for 2 days now but his poops seem smaller. They're a good shape, golden colored and good consistency but I'm seeing a lot more of the smaller ones which used to be more like one offs, where there were only a few here and there. It's still mainly medium sized ones...

I'm not sure why it would be. He drinks his water regularly. It is just tap water. Are there types that are known to cause issues?

That's pretty much exactly what the vet said! I think the cecotropes got better with that mushy stage, too. It was more solid. His poops looked great today and there was no evidence of weird cecotropes. I suspect most of his cecotropes are fine too, because it'll only be one or two visibly...

They started off exclusively as liquid. Then yesterday it was more solid, which alarmed me since the liquid ones were his "regular" bad ones. I think he has truly normal ones during these bouts too, because he will only have a one or two of the bad ones and then I see no evidence of it for a few...

Yes, just hay and water. He gets Oxbow timothy hay. I always watch what it looks like when I give it to him, and haven't noticed anything abnormal. He loves his hay. He hasn't had any of that done, no tests. When he went to the vet, she just did a physical exam and looked at pictures I had of...

Hi, guys. I am new here and just looking to see if any new information can be provided. I post around to a lot of different rabbit groups but this seems to be a topic that not many touch on deeply. My 3 year old rabbit, male, thuringer, has on and off cecal dysbiosis. He's on hay and water...

Here is my boy Ashton. He is 3 years old and he's seriously my best friend!

Hello, everybody! I'm joining because I have some worries about my rabbit and am always trying to learn as much as I can about them whenever I can! I have one rabbit, named Ashton. He is 3 years old and a thuringer. He is my world :)