Recent content by ksullivann

JBun, Her behavior is fine, I think anyway. She is quite the mover. Last night she was very relaxed but I think it was because I had just gotten her. I will monitor her and see how much she is eating/ drinking. Maybe make a journal of the times that I am there to see her. I work during the day...

Bville, When I noticed her poopy bottom I removed all vegetables and snacks from her cage and replaced them with pellets and lots of hay. I hope it works! :(

Bville, I am hoping and praying that it is all a cause of a change in environment and stress but I can't help but think negatively. I have a lot of Hay in her cage but rarely see her go to a pile and start eating it.

JBun, I have given her some snacks and treats and she will eat them but it's not often that I see her go to her food bowl and eat. Yesterday she was having normal poop, nothing stuck to her bottom. It wasn't really watery, looked like normal poop but was just a little softer than it should...

Zeroshero, Yesterday she was having normal fecal poops. I believe her previous diet was just regular pellet food and she is now being offered Timothy Hay along with a few different vegetables. Unfortunately I am unsure of her age.

Thank you, Mike. I am just new to the Rabbit owning thing and am really worried about her. I also got her wooden sticks and a toss Carrot that she has no interest in. Not sure if that could have anything to do with stress or illness.

I just got a Dutch Rabbit yesterday and today noticed that she had "poopy bottom". I have read that this could be a sign of an illness but am unsure if it's an illness or just stress. When I got her she was in a cage with other bunnies where she is now, alone. I have given her Timothy Hay and...