yep that berry like poo in clusters they re eat. A rabbit that produces too many of those (and doesnt eat them) is getting too rich of a diet (maybe too many greens). Young bunnies shouldnt be fed too much greens (and that means avoiding letting them hop around too much in the grass sorry
). LIke the one person suggested 6 months then they can start having greens. I've fed greens daily to my older rabbits with no problems...sometimes i see the cluser poos that makes me realize i need to cut down on the rich foods and offer more fiber.
Fiber helps keep a rabbit from dealing with diareha..and yes diarhea is deadly to bunnies if not stopped as soon as it starts.
YOu should for now just be feeding her hay and pellets, and keeping her off the grass maybe bringing her inside to play for a bit as long as no one cares.
Also hopping in the grass makes bunnies very prone to worms, so make sure to worm her atleast every other month if you can. Ivromectin past given in a half of a rice sized amount (litterally picture a grain of rice cut in half that's how little ofa dosage a bunnie would need) will worm her of most worms and even mites. I wormed my rabbits every other month even youngsters (younger than yorus) and never had one problem...as long as you dosage it correctly. One micro worm that is a very bad one to worry about in bunnies is cocci.
too many oats can cause entritis by the way.
Safest bet is highquality pellets (with no junk added in like peices of cornand what not it's not good for them), and good quality hay (like what you'd feeda horse).
hope this helps some
Your bunnies color by the way if you were curious is a smoke pearl marten im almost positive.
Fiber helps keep a rabbit from dealing with diareha..and yes diarhea is deadly to bunnies if not stopped as soon as it starts.
YOu should for now just be feeding her hay and pellets, and keeping her off the grass maybe bringing her inside to play for a bit as long as no one cares.
Also hopping in the grass makes bunnies very prone to worms, so make sure to worm her atleast every other month if you can. Ivromectin past given in a half of a rice sized amount (litterally picture a grain of rice cut in half that's how little ofa dosage a bunnie would need) will worm her of most worms and even mites. I wormed my rabbits every other month even youngsters (younger than yorus) and never had one problem...as long as you dosage it correctly. One micro worm that is a very bad one to worry about in bunnies is cocci.
too many oats can cause entritis by the way.
Safest bet is highquality pellets (with no junk added in like peices of cornand what not it's not good for them), and good quality hay (like what you'd feeda horse).
hope this helps some
Your bunnies color by the way if you were curious is a smoke pearl marten im almost positive.
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