Frankiewhite
New Member
Hey guys !!
I have a 6 mo. old angora bun (she is the best). With shedding season here, I've noticed some hair connecting poops - which I saw is what happens when bunnies ingest hair. I've been monitoring her eating, and have been giving her more greens and hay with less pellets. Hay is always available to her at all times. She has been drinking (but not as much as usual) and eating everything left in her home.
Today however, I noticed way less poops and some cecotropes left over (which I have never seen before). She is still running around and was binky-ing this morning.
I should mention that she is a litter trained rabbit - and has a caged in home but spends a lot of time running around my apartment.
Please help! What would you suggest? I want to make sure I give my rabbit the best care, she is my baby !
I have a 6 mo. old angora bun (she is the best). With shedding season here, I've noticed some hair connecting poops - which I saw is what happens when bunnies ingest hair. I've been monitoring her eating, and have been giving her more greens and hay with less pellets. Hay is always available to her at all times. She has been drinking (but not as much as usual) and eating everything left in her home.
Today however, I noticed way less poops and some cecotropes left over (which I have never seen before). She is still running around and was binky-ing this morning.
I should mention that she is a litter trained rabbit - and has a caged in home but spends a lot of time running around my apartment.
Please help! What would you suggest? I want to make sure I give my rabbit the best care, she is my baby !