Normal poop?

[lolabunny887]

My 3 year old female bun pooped out a variety of pellets in all of these forms this morning. I have had her eating almost only timothy hay after giving her too many pellets and lettuce resulted in some slightly mushy/deformed pellets and she has been seemingly normal for a couple of days now but today her pellets were in all these varied sizes. What do you guys think this is because? The pellet on the top left is what is usually the normal size for her pellets but the usual tone/color is the one that the other ones have. Their insides are hay-filled although i cant quite make out if they are slightly mushier than her usual pellets or not (if so, it would only be something i could slightly perceive as i break them).

 

[tonibun]

Those look ok to me but you should decrease the Pellets gradually and stop the Lettuce. Spring Greens or dark green Cabbage is the best but only in small amounts. Timothy Hay is very good so you are doing the right thing there.

 

[lolabunny887]

Those look ok to me but you should decrease the Pellets gradually and stop the Lettuce. Spring Greens or dark green Cabbage is the best but only in small amounts. Timothy Hay is very good so you are doing the right thing there.

i appreciate your response. Veggies dont have to be a part of her diet, then?

 

[lolabunny887]

i appreciate your response. Veggies dont have to be a part of her diet, then?

I misread your comment, i see you recommended other veggies. Thank you so much for the advice

 

[InspectorMorse]

You might find the information on these links useful to take a look at

Normal and abnormal poo

MediRabbit

Veg,/herbs

Greens, Veg and Herbs

Creating better tomorrows for all pet rabbits Greens, Veg and Herbs Along with unlimited grass or hay, greens, vegetables and herbs play a vital part in a rabbit’s diet. Go green! A multitude of plants are safe for rabbits to eat, it’s up to you whether you get them from the hedgerow or the...

rabbitwelfare.co.uk

 

[lolabunny887]

You might find the information on these links useful to take a look at

Normal and abnormal poo

MediRabbit

Veg,/herbs

Greens, Veg and Herbs

Creating better tomorrows for all pet rabbits Greens, Veg and Herbs Along with unlimited grass or hay, greens, vegetables and herbs play a vital part in a rabbit’s diet. Go green! A multitude of plants are safe for rabbits to eat, it’s up to you whether you get them from the hedgerow or the...

rabbitwelfare.co.uk

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