Ok for a few months now once a week Bunnie goes a bit quite for a day.
Next morning there are usually 2 biggish blobs of soft poo with normal raisons stuck to it and under it sometimes there is a stain on the newspaper just like as if a coloured fluid had been split there. the colour ranges from brown to a dark purple/brown colour. For the rest of the week she is all bright eyed and bushy tailed until a week later it happens again. She is not under or overweight and there has been no sudden weight loss or anything untoward and her normal raisons are nice and big and full of munched hay.
We have thought that it is a load of ceacals that for some reason she did not want to eat and had trodden in squishing them all together into a soft smooth blob.
Today I decided to take a closer look at it and pulled it apart and found that inside the smooth blob of poo it looks basically like humans poo when the stools are a tiny weenie bit loose.
We have found uneaten cecals before and examined them and they look nothing like this blob does inside.
She is perfectly happy and healthy, jabs all up to date teeth look great from all the hay eating she gets panacurred every 6 months
Her diet consists of
Timothy hay at all times which she eats loads of
Breakie - 10 pieces of Oxbow Bunny Basics T
Dinner 5pm - 1 fine trimmed bean and a piece of Spring Green about 3" x 3".
She loves her Timothy hay and this is the majority of her diet.
She does not have much veg or pellet because we find anymore, and she gets an upset tummy every other day.
Health History
She has had Stasis x2 in her nearly 3 years of life
1st - Xmas 07 - due to having cauliflour for first time and too much of it
2nd -March 08 - we are not sure but it was the morning after bad winds and rain that she started to eat less hay and by day 3 had stopped pooing but we caught it early and she was eating and pooping after seeing vet on way to hospital where she stayed so they could keep an eye on her.
The march stasis had the vet puzzled because she was in discomfort with the top of her tummy but he could not feel any abnormalities during or after this bout.
Even when we give her avipro in her water for a while she still has her once a week blowout!
We are going to pop in vets and tell them and ask if we can have her poo sent of to see if any nasties but was wondering if anyone elses bun has this or if anyone ever heard of this before.
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Next morning there are usually 2 biggish blobs of soft poo with normal raisons stuck to it and under it sometimes there is a stain on the newspaper just like as if a coloured fluid had been split there. the colour ranges from brown to a dark purple/brown colour. For the rest of the week she is all bright eyed and bushy tailed until a week later it happens again. She is not under or overweight and there has been no sudden weight loss or anything untoward and her normal raisons are nice and big and full of munched hay.
We have thought that it is a load of ceacals that for some reason she did not want to eat and had trodden in squishing them all together into a soft smooth blob.
Today I decided to take a closer look at it and pulled it apart and found that inside the smooth blob of poo it looks basically like humans poo when the stools are a tiny weenie bit loose.
We have found uneaten cecals before and examined them and they look nothing like this blob does inside.
She is perfectly happy and healthy, jabs all up to date teeth look great from all the hay eating she gets panacurred every 6 months
Her diet consists of
Timothy hay at all times which she eats loads of
Breakie - 10 pieces of Oxbow Bunny Basics T
Dinner 5pm - 1 fine trimmed bean and a piece of Spring Green about 3" x 3".
She loves her Timothy hay and this is the majority of her diet.
She does not have much veg or pellet because we find anymore, and she gets an upset tummy every other day.
Health History
She has had Stasis x2 in her nearly 3 years of life
1st - Xmas 07 - due to having cauliflour for first time and too much of it
2nd -March 08 - we are not sure but it was the morning after bad winds and rain that she started to eat less hay and by day 3 had stopped pooing but we caught it early and she was eating and pooping after seeing vet on way to hospital where she stayed so they could keep an eye on her.
The march stasis had the vet puzzled because she was in discomfort with the top of her tummy but he could not feel any abnormalities during or after this bout.
Even when we give her avipro in her water for a while she still has her once a week blowout!
We are going to pop in vets and tell them and ask if we can have her poo sent of to see if any nasties but was wondering if anyone elses bun has this or if anyone ever heard of this before.
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