Ainsleysmom
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Our rabbit, Albus, is about 6 months old. I've noticed the last couple of times that I've cleaned his cage, about half of his stool is dark black, comprised of little fecal balls that look almost exactly like how a blackberry (or raspberry) is segmented. The other half is normal size and shape, but lighter than the stool of the other two rabbits. It's the color of the pellets they eat. I had him on the alfalfa based oxbow food, but I gradually switched him to the timothy based now that he's of age. He gets unlimited timothy hay. He is a fuzzy lop, so I didn't know if it's because he's ingesting hair and it's causing the stool to breakdown and excrete in a different way than the hay does. I brush him at least once a week, though I shoot for two or three times a week. I can get a pic of the stool if I didn't describe it well enough.
I'm taking Johnnie to the vet, so I was wondering if this was a normal thing for fuzzy lops, or should I take him too?
I'm taking Johnnie to the vet, so I was wondering if this was a normal thing for fuzzy lops, or should I take him too?