Diahrrea?

[lolabunny887]

Hello guys. If you saw my last post by any chance you’ll know my bun had been only eating hay for a while and i slowly implemented pellets back into her diet, a new brand actually, and about 4 days into that and having given her the probably most pellets she had gotten these days yesterday, she pooped this today. I have kept the amounts i give her well below the 1/8 cup recommendation due to her weight (3 pounds). Is this diahrrea? I live in Puerto Rico and her vet/the only available vet i can go to cannot see her today

 

[Shimmer]

Looks like cecotropes with a bit of hair. They are the other type of bunny poo, and are normally eaten so you wouldn't see them. They typically appear like 'bunches of grapes'. So no, it doesn't look like diarrhoea to me. Excess cectropes are sometimes caused by certain brands of pellets, or not enough hay in the diet (ie too many pellets). Stick to the hay. Reduce the pellets, and / or go back to the previous brand?

I would suggest grooming more to remove loose fur (maybe she's moulting at the moment?) and stop it being ingested - that's the stringy bits between the poo.

I would also remove any cardboard that may be being chewed. If swallowed, it can cause gut blockages. I'm assuming that's what the background bits are.