normally my rabbits poo is the normal black or dark brown round droppings, i haven`t changed his diet and they have now changed to light red droppings instead but not blood looking! he has no other symptoms can any body help with what this could be as im a bit worried and don`t know how seriously i should be taking it. He is a wild wrex rabbit!!!! thanks to any 1 that has any ideas...
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my rabbits poo has changed!
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rachylou
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A 'Normal' bunny poop should really be a golden brown colour. This would suggest a good fibreous diet.
A black/dark brown dropping could be indicative of the type of food he is eating- does he get a lot of veg and pellets- possibly Excel)
The redish colour you mention, I have not come across so can not comment on that, are you able to post a pic?
A black/dark brown dropping could be indicative of the type of food he is eating- does he get a lot of veg and pellets- possibly Excel)
The redish colour you mention, I have not come across so can not comment on that, are you able to post a pic?
