An essay on Poop

[Maureen Las]

How many people on this forumhave done these things. 1.Sifted through rabbit litter with your handslooking for poop that is not there .2. Thought that you saw poop in thebox ,went across the room only to discover it was a shadow on thelitterbox. 3. Got up several times during the night to go through thelitterbox. 4. Left the house for 4 hours returning with fear in yourgut in addition to anticipation and dread as you approached thelitterbox. 5. (this one is extreme) taken a poop apart to see if youcould see hair or clothe or anything in it. I did that when Babette waseating Carefresh and I didn't know why she could be having stasis. 6.Watched your rabbit sitting in the litterbox hoping that when she jumpsoff their will be poop underneath (like an egg under a hen)7. Not beenable to leave the house because you can't stand not watching the box. 8Feeling like a 1000 lbs. wt. has been taken off you when the poopsstart coming....but also a little bit of fear that they won't continue.Can everyone add to this as it is so much fun to be able to talk aboutthe significance of poop with people that understand itsvalue:elephant::elephant::elephant:

 

[Snuggys Mom]

I think we've all been there, angieluv.

Here's a thread paying tribute to poop:

http://rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=10517&forum_id=1&page=1

I wish you all MOUNTAINS of poop!!!

Laura

 

[Maureen Las]

Hi Laura..I wondered why almost no one respondedto this post....I see now it has already been done and very well atthat. Thanks for letting me know of the previous post.

 

[LuvaBun]

LOL. Poop rules!!!!

Jan

 

[2bunmom]

Now that's the truth!!!!!

 

[ChinaBun]

It wasn't easy or quick, but now my bunny knowsthere are two places where she is allowed to poop and pee. One is inher cage, because the pan underneath catches it. The other is in myshower room. My toilet is alone in a small room, and another room has asink and shower head. The water goes all over the room, as is common inAsian bathrooms. The floor slopes to a drain in the corner. Qingqingputs her little bunny butt over the drain to pee, but seems to poopanywhere within a two-foot radius of the drain. If my Australianco-worker sees the bunny poop, she gets disgusted. She doesn't likeQingqing anyway, since she's allergic to rabbits. But when i see thebunny poop I have a different reaction. I say, "Good job, Qingqing!"and "Give me more poop, girl!"

As we all know, a pooping rabbit is a healthy rabbit.

Nancy, procrastinating grading papers today (grades are due on Thursday, then I fly home to the US on Monday!)

 

[AmberNBuns]

Oh my goodness tell me about it!

I was a basket case for about a week -http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=10727&forum_id=1-if you want to read about it...

Thankfully, "this too did pass..." and he's pooping healthfully again.

LOL I vacuumed and vacuumed and vacuumed because I kept finding straypoops here and there and couldn't tell if they were from before he gotsick or not.

I would be walking along, then stop and get all excited - a poop! apoop! - oh, wait, that's lint. A poop! oh, dang, dirt. A poop! *sigh*NOT a poop...

Then he did start pooping and I was so SO happy and I would go to myhusband and show him and he really didn't understand why I was showingit to him... LOL. "Honey, that's great but do you have to show me?"

 

[Greta]

Don't we all freak out when there aren't those familiar little "pellets of joy" in the litter box?!

Let's hear it for poop!