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Are there any other things besides dental issues or just consumption of soft hay for dark poos? Surprisingly, she never had poos this dark when she used to eat grass along with hay. Also, Im at crossroads with the possible dental issue. Because she eats hard stuff like her cardboard toys...

No No I have not been giving fresh grass recently. They did get some of it last month, but the rains have started so I cant go out and get it anymore. Yes shes eating the same amount of food as usual. As for texture, she goes for the soft leafy parts as well as the hard stems. My other bun is...

Hey there. How is your bunny doing today?

My 3.7 year old bunny, Daisy suddenly had a drastic change in poo colour. It used to be light brown, almost golden, larger in size with perfect texture. But over the last 2 weeks theyre too dark, almost black, smaller in size and harder. The inside of it when crushed has a normal fibre...

Dealing with a similar crisis. I want to have a better life for myself and my 2 buns, but Ive been working so much these days that I dont get to spend quality time with them anymore. By the time Im settled, who knows how long its going to take. And bunnies are so goddamn unpredictable they'll...

Thank you for writing such a detailed and thorough reply. That weight loss truly had me worried especially in combination with the clear urine. He is not drinking excessively, he has a 450ml bowl that he shares with his mate, and I change the water twice. Each time, only about half the bowl is...

Also, I have noticed that his pee has changed. It is completely transparent like water sometimes and stays that way even after drying up when usually its yellow and has some traces of calcium deposits. Is this concerning?

Hi everyone, So my 2 year old boy (neutered) just went through a stasis episode last Thursday and after 3 days, he went back to normal. ( We did simethicone, belly massages, syringe feeding critical care and water, etc). He was eating a little bit on his own and passing hard, tiny poos during...

That does look concerning. You should take her to the vet.

Update: His eating and pooping has returned to normal. But he has started peeing more than usual and its completely transparent like water. Its never been like this before. He is not drinking any more than he usually does, nor has his veggie intake increased. The only thing thats changed is...

Aww what a beautiful boy 🥺❤️ Im sorry to hear he isnt doing well today. But Im sure he is going to be perfectly fine, given his alert demeanour, a great vet and a caring owner. From what Ive gathered with my experience with Jaz, if he's not starting to get lethargic, then he's got a lot of...

That's awesome news! If the bloating has reduced, there's a high chance the blockage is moving/on its way out and isnt stuck anymore. And his appetite seeming to return is a great sign that things are getting better inside that little belly! My boy behaved similarly day before yesterday and...

Ohkay. Thank you JBun. He pooped a little rn and also ate. So Im just gonna keep pushing hay and water.

Yes, he's pooping a little. Very small, but atleast there's something. I can also feel his intestines rolling a little. Its slower than usual, but again, atleast something. He's also eating some cecos. Is there a possibility of a true bloat?

I can get the fluids from a local med shop along with the equipment, but I dont know how to give them. Im scared of hurting him because I have never given fluids to a bunny before. As for water, Ive been giving him water orally, as suggested by the exotic vet on the phone. He's had about 12 ml...

Update He ate a reasonable amount of hay. And some herb. Isnt drinking water and his pee is still very orange so Im syringe feeding him water. No poos, yet. Last was the image I shared in the morning. His stomach is still quite hard. Should I worry about that?

Yes, Im going out rn to buy some new veggies. He is nibbling here and there on his hay, but still not eating it as he usually would. Im kinda worried about bloat because his stomach beneath the ribs feels harder than normal (I checked the stomach of my other bun). But he is not acting like...

Here's a pic of his poos and one in comparison to regular sized ones from his friend.

Hi, update: So he has pooped a little since morning today. They're quite smaller than usual, but better shaped than yesterday. He's eaten maybe 8-10 strands of hay by himself since yesterday night, and also willingly took 4-5 strands of cilantro. Also, some basil. He's still fairly active...

Thank you, I will start that. I dont even know if he has a blockage, or what, but his stomach pouch feels really hard. He's still passing very few, small.and dry poos. I tried to get an exotic vet to consult with the one here, but he's just not willing to do so. He even refused to give fluids...