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Mmm I don't think her stools looked likececotropes....>.< I've caught her eating her stoolsbefore so I guess she'd know better! :P Yep I'm just lettingher eat hay and drink water and I'll see if she improves. I'll keep yapple updated! ;)

Carolyn, I'm not sure what cecotropes is, butjust now when I went to take a look at her, I saw that her stools werebeing "squashed" ( I think she might have stepped on it). What doesthis mean? She's still drinking and eating but she's grown incredibly thin, asI've mentioned in the first post...

Thanks pple! :P Riku is doing much better now. She's eating hay and pellets and I made sure she drinks plenty of water. Her stools are round and hard, but there's a bit of wetness which I reckon is normal? I'm not even sure if she has diarrhea or not, but as long as she don't continue to...

I'm new with rabbits so I've heard that hay makesup around 70% of a rabbit's meal. So does that mean if a rabbit goeswithout hay, he/she will die? I'm feeding my Riku hay and pellets. But before I did, she went withouthay for weeks and in turn, became very thin. I brought her to theclinic and...

Here I present Riku, my dear pet rabbit! ^_^ I'mnot experienced with rabbits so I don't even know what type of breedshe is. Can anyone identify for me? She's only 7 months old and is really sweet. She would come to me anddig her head under my fingers so that I will stroke her head. :D

:cool:Hi I'm a newbie and I've got aseven months old rabbit, named Riku. I'll be posting up her pics at therabbit pics thread later. Nice to meet everyone! *waves* ^_^