I'm not really worried, because clearly they are eating well and very healthy, but is it common to suddenly get a huge increase in output?! The only thing I can think of that has changed is using up a bin of readigrass as bedding, I think it has encouraged Odin to eat more as now I can rarely tell his poos apart from Freja's, which is great, he's always tended to be small. But the flipside is that they aren't eating all of their fresh food like they would normally either (they do vary, priority shifts from fresh to forage to hay quite frequently, usually dependent on the weather).
But my god they never stop pooing! It is everywhere. Freja has never managed to litter train for poo, she is literally like a popcorn machine and leaves a large pile behind wherever she sits for a moment, but now Odin is doing the same and he's always been pretty good.
Just wondering if it is somehow seasonal? The reduced interest in fresh makes me think they are finding quite a bit of new growth in the garden when they are out too, but you don't see them grazing for very long, and they sleep most of the day!
On another note, do we have any chance of persuading Freja to use a try more regularly?! I though it would improve when she was spayed, but it never did, I wonder if it comes from probably living in a smallish hutch for her first 5 months, I don't know if she had access to a tray or if they just cleaned out the whole hutch every day.
But my god they never stop pooing! It is everywhere. Freja has never managed to litter train for poo, she is literally like a popcorn machine and leaves a large pile behind wherever she sits for a moment, but now Odin is doing the same and he's always been pretty good.
Just wondering if it is somehow seasonal? The reduced interest in fresh makes me think they are finding quite a bit of new growth in the garden when they are out too, but you don't see them grazing for very long, and they sleep most of the day!
On another note, do we have any chance of persuading Freja to use a try more regularly?! I though it would improve when she was spayed, but it never did, I wonder if it comes from probably living in a smallish hutch for her first 5 months, I don't know if she had access to a tray or if they just cleaned out the whole hutch every day.