Mark and Shell
Mama Doe
I know that rabbit wee can be a rainbow of colours but should we be concerned if it all of a sudden goes from clear to sludgy cream to red??????
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Red wee
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5cutebunnies
Mama Doe
have your buns been eating anything different that could have coloured their wee?
I know if Panzy has a run on eating Dandelion flowers his wee turns orange.
I fyou are at all worried or it looks like blood then a trip to the vets is best.
I know if Panzy has a run on eating Dandelion flowers his wee turns orange.
I fyou are at all worried or it looks like blood then a trip to the vets is best.
Mark and Shell
Mama Doe
No hasn't eaten anything different than normal. We are waiting for results of her blood tests to come back which is why the concern is there, she drinks loads of water up to 800ml a day but on average 500ml and pees for England bless her but up until today it has been clear, the first one this morning was creamy and the following have been red, she isn't expresing any signs of pain when she goes.
Mark and Shell
Mama Doe
Caz said:
Nope it is all red, huge puddles to paddle in bless her :shock:
Not sure about red wee - have seen orange and that's when the buns have eaten carrot.
Sludgy wee is caused by excess calcium. Oli get this when he eats too many pellets, or when I feed him carrot, brocolli or other high calcium foods - so he is not allowed these any more! b-m
Sludgy wee is caused by excess calcium. Oli get this when he eats too many pellets, or when I feed him carrot, brocolli or other high calcium foods - so he is not allowed these any more! b-m
