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Soggy Cecotropes

Hi everyone, yesterday I noticed my 8mth old bunny had soggy cecotrope in her hutch, there's only a couple. I checked her botty and it was clean. My question is, could this be because she is a little over weight and is unble to eat them or could this be something more serious. she is a very round mini lop, is full of life and with a massive appitete!! I've cut her down on treats and all she has now is hay, hay hay along with a small amout of Oxbow T pellets. Is there anything else i can do as I really don't want her uncomfortable in any way. She has free use of hutch and run (6' x 3') all day every day and chases her friend around most of that time :roll: Thanks guys
 
I'd feed just hay and water with an added probiotic for 24 hours as long as she is not passing any actual diarrhoea and she is well in every other way. Hopefully that will allow things to return to normal.

If the problem persists or recurs I'd get her checked over by your Vet.
 
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