small poop!!!!!!!!

[BlackMiniRex]

I was spot cleaning Andy's cage today (he is not fully litter trained), and i came across some TINY poops! he is eating and drinking,playful and happy, and is eating his pellets now (tearing a part a crumpled paper with the pellets in them)
since i just spot cleaned and usually 5 min.s later he'll poop outside his box again, i'll check once i'm finished.
i also found a semi- small one on a blanket. the poops where regular colored.
what does it mean? should i be worried? what should i do!?
i'm super worried! anic:anic:anic:

 

[RavenousDragon]

How old is he? How long have you had him?

If he's eating and active (which he is), and having normal poops in between the tiny ones, I wouldn't be SUPER worried. Have you changed his diet at all? What sort of treats does he get? Could they be cecotrophs that he isn't eating?

 

[Blue eyes]

Is he eating hay?

 

[BlackMiniRex]

He's eating hay, the only treats I give him is fruit ( I never really 'buy' treats from the pet store) he did poop regular poops,
There not the ones he eats, I did get a lot of celery from the garden so I did feed him a bit more then usual, (not much other changes in his diet)
Why would he just randomly do that?

 

[Aki]

It happens. Some rabbits have small poops more regularly than others (it never happened to Tybalt in 3 years, while it happens to Aki sometimes) - it might be because he moults or because something stressed him out a bit . As long as he is eating, no signs of pain and still pooping there is no need to worry. When that happens to Aki, I cut some grass from the garden and give a handful of wet grass twice a day for a few days (rabbits will often eat more grass than hay and it helps hydrating the guts which is important to avoid stasis). I also give mainly wet leafy greens and avoid anything with too much sugar like carrots until everything is back to normal. If I feel like she isn't eating enough hay, I aksi give a more tasty one like second crop, but from what you say that might not be necessary?

 

[BlackMiniRex]

I'll give Andy a bit of wet grass.

 

[Blue eyes]

I did get a lot of celery from the garden so I did feed him a bit more then usual, (not much other changes in his diet)
Why would he just randomly do that?

Having more greens than usual could certainly cause a change in poos. Any diet change can cause a change in poos. That could be anything from extra pellets to extra greens or extra fruit. Fruit would be the first thing to cut out when you notice a change.

Hay is the one constant that does not cause problems.

 

[squidpop]

One thing you could also do is make sure you give your rabbit a good groom and get off any loose fur that might slowdown his digestion. I don't ever like seeing small poos either and usually try to give some extra leafy green lettuce (not iceburg) with water in hopes it will loosen things up.