Any idea what can cause a mucky bum when nothing has been changed?
One of my buns (May) is approx 6, she's a black french lop cross.
Got her out earlier to be groomed and her bum was mucky, she has no sign of diarrohea so much be caecotrophs, I trimmed the fur and cleaned her up but any idea what may have caused it?
She has a bald area of skin on her tummy above her bits, but it isn't inflamed. I've trimmed the fur on the inside of her legs, base of tail etc.
I'm wondering if she has a bit of arthritis which is hindering her cleaning? That said she manages to hop onto the 2nd level fine.
She's fine in every other respect.
One of my buns (May) is approx 6, she's a black french lop cross.
Got her out earlier to be groomed and her bum was mucky, she has no sign of diarrohea so much be caecotrophs, I trimmed the fur and cleaned her up but any idea what may have caused it?
She has a bald area of skin on her tummy above her bits, but it isn't inflamed. I've trimmed the fur on the inside of her legs, base of tail etc.
I'm wondering if she has a bit of arthritis which is hindering her cleaning? That said she manages to hop onto the 2nd level fine.
She's fine in every other respect.