PaGal
Well-Known Member
This whole soft poo thing is so frustrating. I am so careful, I mean I waited until he was 7 months to I found a list of safe veggies here on RO. It had two lists of food and said to feed a mix of three types of green per day. Two from one list, one from the other list. I carry it with me in my purse so when I shop I can double check. I keep track on the list of veggies I have introduced Thumper to. I don't think he's even had two teaspoons of fruit since I started feeding him more than hay and pellets.
I swear I feel like all I do is look at poops and try to get Thumper eating more hay or check on pregnant kitty for any signs of labor starting. I put him in his cage last night with a little less pellets than usual, little less veggies, a handful of his usual hay, a TP roll stuffed with his usual hay and his old feeder with the timothy hay in it. I doesn't seem like he ate all that much hay. I even told him before going to bed to be a good bunny, eat his hay and poop normal for me! I'll be letting him out in a few minutes and will be once again looking at poo. Sigh...I am happy to say that he continues to act normally and run around like crazy which keeps me from worrying more. I know buns are good at hiding illness but I would think he would slow down even a little and maybe not go so crazy when he runs around.
Why does it seem like he's not interested in hay so much anymore? Does it have to do with having two meals a day now instead of one? It seemed to me though that having pellets and veggies only at night plus whatever hay he ate would be just too much at one time. And of course as soon as I find something he really likes and think it's ok as a treat since it's not fruit so no sugar worries this happens so now I questions using the clover as a fruit. I know once his poop is normal I can start re-introducing everything to him slowly. I'm just worried and frustrated this morning. I'm tired since I don't sleep well add into it I'm not a morning person yet am up early and he brings so much fun and joy to my life. It's harder to enjoy it when you are so worried.
I swear I feel like all I do is look at poops and try to get Thumper eating more hay or check on pregnant kitty for any signs of labor starting. I put him in his cage last night with a little less pellets than usual, little less veggies, a handful of his usual hay, a TP roll stuffed with his usual hay and his old feeder with the timothy hay in it. I doesn't seem like he ate all that much hay. I even told him before going to bed to be a good bunny, eat his hay and poop normal for me! I'll be letting him out in a few minutes and will be once again looking at poo. Sigh...I am happy to say that he continues to act normally and run around like crazy which keeps me from worrying more. I know buns are good at hiding illness but I would think he would slow down even a little and maybe not go so crazy when he runs around.
Why does it seem like he's not interested in hay so much anymore? Does it have to do with having two meals a day now instead of one? It seemed to me though that having pellets and veggies only at night plus whatever hay he ate would be just too much at one time. And of course as soon as I find something he really likes and think it's ok as a treat since it's not fruit so no sugar worries this happens so now I questions using the clover as a fruit. I know once his poop is normal I can start re-introducing everything to him slowly. I'm just worried and frustrated this morning. I'm tired since I don't sleep well add into it I'm not a morning person yet am up early and he brings so much fun and joy to my life. It's harder to enjoy it when you are so worried.