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Advice for Aggie (and her mum) - squishy poos

Aggie's poos have been a bit squishy over the weekend .

She and Kim get exactly the same to eat and Kim has been fine. I have cleaned Aggies bott for the third time now and I am not sure what to give her for her supper tonight.

Should I just give her her excel, should I give her excel and supaforage, or should I giver her veg (if so what ones are best).

She is really happy in herself and acting totally normal. I don't really want to separate them but do you think I should.

I know this all may sound a bit stupid but until now their poos have been perfect (like thier mum :lol: :lol: :lol: ).

Thanks

lol Pam
 
Maybe best to stick to good quality hay and water for a few days, just to let her recover. You could always send them to Scotlands version of Adele's bunny boot camp :wink:
 
Okay - it will be hay for now.

Bunny boot camp :lol: :lol: i can just see the two of them marching through the grass, backpacks on.

Anyway I think if its your place your talking about it would be more holiday home than boot camp - they would refuse to come back to me. I can just see them handing over a list of demands :!: :!:

lol Pam, Kim & Aggie
 
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