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Thank you so much
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That's helpful and good to know thanks
But maybe as Atticus seems fine with readigrass I'll give him some more per day as his diet is less varied that the other bunnies x
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I'm glad you're seeing William
The readigrass *can* in some instances cause excess cecals, so you could try removing it? For him it might just be too much. Not a mistake at all, as you have to try these things out.
He can reach his bottom OK then - so perhaps it's the readigrass. What a sensitive boy!
Have you tried giving Avipro? Or bio lapis probiotic?
http://www.vetark.co.uk/pages/avipro-plus_4.aspx
http://www.protexin.com/products/bio-lapis-for-rabbits/23
Collect some in a clean jar. Can't do any harm to be prepared ...
Haha yes I might just take one along, they've already got a sample of the huge round ones, but I figure cecotropes were just cecotropes but maybe worth taking one along.oh I see - yes it doesn't add up, does it? I was surprised the readigrass caused that issue, as I have never had a problem free feeding it to hundreds of rabbits.
One thing though - perhaps ask William if he would like a sample of his poo? (your rabbit's, not William's :shock
He has to eat hay of some sort, for his digestion and teeth.
Well Atticus and Clementine both had their RHD2 vaccines. Since last night when I changed his litter tray he'd hardly pooped told William he felt him and said he was very gassy... So he's on medication for that [emoji106] we've agreed to just feed him hay and nothing else for the time being Well Atticus and Clementine both had their RHD2 vaccines. Since last night when I changed his litter tray he'd hardly pooped told William he felt him and said he was very gassy... So he's on medication for that [emoji106] we've agreed to just feed him hay and nothing else for the time being as nothing else seems to be okay for him to eat.
Oh sorry I've lost track of what I've said haha and yes they are x
I didn't in the end because we changed his litter tray and then there was no output which I wasn't expecting - he looked at his teeth said they look good - was wondering if it was dental reason for not eating them.
