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Too much calcium?

Mr Cookie Bun

Mama Doe
:wave: Before I put the bunnies out this morning, I checked their runs and Sooty's run had dried pee in it. It looks like someones poured white paint on the slab :shock: Am I right in thinking that I'm feeding her too much calcium?
 
Hi yes this is an indication of to much calcium.I would keep an eye on her urine and cut back on calcium rich veg.If it persists It would be and idea to get her checked out for bladder sludge
 
what's the veggie that you feed them with that is so rich in Ca?

:wave: My niece was "helping" feed the bunnies a couple of days ago - she tipped a full bag of curly kale into Sooty's run (Sooty was eating it quicker than I could pick it up) For the next few days I won't give her anything containing calcium to make sure that's what caused it.
 
i have had this happen after giving fresh veg what is calcium rich veg ,they helped themselves to carrots we were growing ,wonder if it is this
 
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