Thumperina
Well-Known Member
I have 3 bunnies who live outdoors, and it's been rather hot recently (around 100F)
They are fed green veggies that they do eat, a bit of fruit, they have unlimited grass in the yard (they don't favor hay). For unknown reason, they don't drink water or drink very little (getting enough fluids with grass?) I noticed that poop doesn't look right recently (small in size). I try to ease their being by offering them cold wet veggies during the day. Heat makes them inactive.
Anyway.. I need to make sure that heat is our only problem and I am not missing anything important and serious.
What can I do for them?
They are fed green veggies that they do eat, a bit of fruit, they have unlimited grass in the yard (they don't favor hay). For unknown reason, they don't drink water or drink very little (getting enough fluids with grass?) I noticed that poop doesn't look right recently (small in size). I try to ease their being by offering them cold wet veggies during the day. Heat makes them inactive.
Anyway.. I need to make sure that heat is our only problem and I am not missing anything important and serious.
What can I do for them?