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It is hard to say just what his poo was like, as he shared the litter tray with Tuffty, but when I picked him up to take him to vets, he had very small hard poos on his tail, which I presume were his. They also shared a water bottle, and did drink a lot between them usually, but that day...

thank you folks x

Gizmo was a light brown / caramel coloured boy, aged 3yrs. He had been in rescue for 2 years, and was castrated and fully vaccinated. He was bonded to a sweet little girl about his age. He had always had dental problems, and the vets tended to just clip them, but I felt it was better for him...

I have a lion-lop doe called Twinkle who is losing weight. She has a constantly wet tail, and odd poos. Not got a pic at the moment, but the poo is large and misformed. Not ceacotrophs. She has seen vet today who has prescribed baytril in case there is an infection, and also given...

I remember it like yesterday xx Sleep tight, Pud :love:

Most of mine get Excel, but 2 get SS (One because of sticky bum, and the other because his soon-to-be new owner feeds her other bunnies on SS) I also keep a little of the other 2 types in stock, just in case they are needed.

wont harm to give it a try :wave:

google megacolon rabbit images for poo pictures. I am NOT saying your bunny DOES have this, but it is worth checking out just in case.

There was a thread on here some time ago about megacolon bunnies: http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?196524-Megacolon-in-Rabbits

So hay only for a week? See if it works? What about the probiotics?

Is it possible that she is a megacolon bunny? They have big mis-shapen poos. She is the right colour to have the En En gene, which is common with megacolon bunnies.

how is bat today?? Ooops, I just seen that it vanished. They are LIKE that!

Also... If / when you transfer it to a cardboard box, put a tea towel screwed up in the box for it to climb onto / hide in. While you have it in your gloved hands, open the wings carefully and check for fractures (you can clearly see the bones) or tears in the wing membranes. (small tears...

They are not all in hibernation yet - it is getting cold, and many will be in a state of torpor, but when it is milder, they do wake up and try to feed.

If possible wear gloves when moving it into the box, but most UK bats cant break the skin even if they attempt to bite, as their teeth are tiny-small.