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Help?! White stuff?

Lib_n_bunny

Wise Old Thumper
Hiya, me with yet another question :roll:

I've just changed Miss Jingles' cage ready for her spay tomorrow, so she has a rather stunning High school musical fleece blanket on the floor of her cage :lol: Anyway, there is now a small white wet patch on it, smells like popcorn (!) - is this just normal rabbit wee or should I be worried?

Thanks!
 
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Rabbit wee is often white because they excrete calcium this way. If it is thick and sludgy you may need to cut down on high calcium foods like kale and spinach but otherwise it's probably normal
 
Rabbit wee is often white because they excrete calcium this way. If it is thick and sludgy you may need to cut down on high calcium foods like kale and spinach but otherwise it's probably normal

Ah right, she's been on the kale today and yesterday so that's probably it. Thanks!!
 
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