Please Note - Medical Advice
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Thankyou, I think it is Gordon which is doing them but not sure about this. He (well both of them) are acting, eating and drinking well. I am keeping a close eye on him though. I also checked both their bottoms and they are fine. I know that poo's should be golden and they usually are in my opinion but what should they look/feel like? Just wanting to check the ones that they usually do are good
ETA: Just seen the latest post, they are both eating hay as well as usual, thankfully they are both good hay eaters
Dry, soft and crumble into coarse dust easily. No sticky or mucus feel