Honeylovesthumper
Young Bun
My two ish year old bunny Poppet has watery poo. I've noticed two small pools in their main shed and checked her bottom. There was a small amount of watery residue in her tail. She is eating hay and moving about so not huddled in a corner. I've added bio lapis to their water and given her two pellets (science select) with fibreplex on, which she ate greedily as normal. I didn't want to give them their usual pellets this evening as I wanted her to concentrate on eating hay, so I've sealed them in their shed for the night.
I put 4 rolls of new turf in their adjacent run which they can normally access 24-7 and they have been eating non stop since it was put in, as they normally do with new turf. I have been sticking to greens or just pellets (Small handful between them) since I put it in so as to not overload their systems, but am worried their was something wrong with it. it has also been really windy here and the top of the 6ft cage inside their aviary blew off backwards down the side backing onto the fence, making me worry that this might have injured her - though she is hopping around without limping and was jumping around inside the shed.
Should I take her to the emergency vet now or wait till tomorrow as she's eating, seemingly happy and moving about? I've had bunnies with diaharrea before but this looks like dark hot chocolate it's so watery.
Thanks for any advice
I put 4 rolls of new turf in their adjacent run which they can normally access 24-7 and they have been eating non stop since it was put in, as they normally do with new turf. I have been sticking to greens or just pellets (Small handful between them) since I put it in so as to not overload their systems, but am worried their was something wrong with it. it has also been really windy here and the top of the 6ft cage inside their aviary blew off backwards down the side backing onto the fence, making me worry that this might have injured her - though she is hopping around without limping and was jumping around inside the shed.
Should I take her to the emergency vet now or wait till tomorrow as she's eating, seemingly happy and moving about? I've had bunnies with diaharrea before but this looks like dark hot chocolate it's so watery.
Thanks for any advice