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You may recall that I own 2 little buns that live "free" in my kitchen. They have been very good and have been using the litter tray throughout the day (no wee on floor and only a few little poos around tray to sweep up to date.)
Any-ho! During the night they appear to like "hopping out" of hay-filled pet carrier/large box full of hay and taking a snooze under my table. This is fine, but this morning (and indeed yesterday morning) I found some "sticky" poo under there. This poo is not like the usual "balls" and I strongly suspect that it is the type they are meant to eat...why aren't they then? Are they producing too much of this "special type of dropping" or is it usual for them to produce more than they need eat??:?
I stress that their poos are the usual "balls" throughout the day and neither has a wet bottom or similar - I am 99.9% sure as a result this "stickier" offering is the stuff they are meant eat!:shock:
Thanks for any help!!
TP
You may recall that I own 2 little buns that live "free" in my kitchen. They have been very good and have been using the litter tray throughout the day (no wee on floor and only a few little poos around tray to sweep up to date.)
Any-ho! During the night they appear to like "hopping out" of hay-filled pet carrier/large box full of hay and taking a snooze under my table. This is fine, but this morning (and indeed yesterday morning) I found some "sticky" poo under there. This poo is not like the usual "balls" and I strongly suspect that it is the type they are meant to eat...why aren't they then? Are they producing too much of this "special type of dropping" or is it usual for them to produce more than they need eat??:?
I stress that their poos are the usual "balls" throughout the day and neither has a wet bottom or similar - I am 99.9% sure as a result this "stickier" offering is the stuff they are meant eat!:shock:
Thanks for any help!!
TP