Furry
Young Bun
Hello
One of my bunny is producing runny caecotroph poo.. which she will not injest. understanable.
After google it i know this is caused by her high sugar content diet and very little hay.
She's been ill for the last several months and been to all the vets in my area and no vet really want to help her anymore (due to her age and condition) and already spent near £1k, and nothing diagnosed. so can't really afford unless really absolute need it.
She hasnt really eaten anything on her own other than sweet things such as strawberries, pineapple and musli style food. i am also force feeding her.
Before her illness she was on excel pellets, hay and very limited fruits/veg. But since her illness she only craves for the sweet stuff and i know this is very bad for her. i have tried not to give her but she would not eat anything else. She is very thin so can't afford to starve. Not sure how long will she last at this rate but want to make her final months as happy and quality for her as possible.
Would some fibreplex help to form her caecotroph poo? or is there other food i can try to give her instead?
Thanks
One of my bunny is producing runny caecotroph poo.. which she will not injest. understanable.
After google it i know this is caused by her high sugar content diet and very little hay.
She's been ill for the last several months and been to all the vets in my area and no vet really want to help her anymore (due to her age and condition) and already spent near £1k, and nothing diagnosed. so can't really afford unless really absolute need it.
She hasnt really eaten anything on her own other than sweet things such as strawberries, pineapple and musli style food. i am also force feeding her.
Before her illness she was on excel pellets, hay and very limited fruits/veg. But since her illness she only craves for the sweet stuff and i know this is very bad for her. i have tried not to give her but she would not eat anything else. She is very thin so can't afford to starve. Not sure how long will she last at this rate but want to make her final months as happy and quality for her as possible.
Would some fibreplex help to form her caecotroph poo? or is there other food i can try to give her instead?
Thanks