LeahsRabbits
Warren Scout
I've had some issues with my bunnies lately in regards to leaving excessive cecotropes for a number of weeks - Since they've been bonded and i've introduced more forage and grass the problem seems to have resolved itself quite well - other than the odd 2 or so daily (much better than what it was).
So atm my buns get unlimited hay, daily access to fresh grass (in their hours free range), 4 tablespoons of pellets between them once a day and a small bowl of forage/herbs/greens at night before bed.. But for some reason their regular, every day poo's are lacking.
Blossom's are still big and golden and they crumble into tiny pieces of hay like normal, but they're quite moist.. Not sure if that's normal?
Leo's are darker than usual and when you try and crumble them, they're moist and almost squishy and don't crumble as easily..
Is there anything in their diet that i'm doing wrong or I should decrease etc?
Their nightly bowl of forage usually consists of dandelion leaves, hawthorn, bramble and sometimes the odd herbs/spring greens.. And whatever other forage I can get hold of.
So atm my buns get unlimited hay, daily access to fresh grass (in their hours free range), 4 tablespoons of pellets between them once a day and a small bowl of forage/herbs/greens at night before bed.. But for some reason their regular, every day poo's are lacking.
Blossom's are still big and golden and they crumble into tiny pieces of hay like normal, but they're quite moist.. Not sure if that's normal?
Leo's are darker than usual and when you try and crumble them, they're moist and almost squishy and don't crumble as easily..
Is there anything in their diet that i'm doing wrong or I should decrease etc?
Their nightly bowl of forage usually consists of dandelion leaves, hawthorn, bramble and sometimes the odd herbs/spring greens.. And whatever other forage I can get hold of.
