Is my bunny okay?

Question

Well I've already posted one about my bunny, but heres another one. I have had it for 2 days and now, and remember its a wild bunny, but today i woke up and cleaned out her cage. I was wondering if her waste was supposed to be hard solid black? Please help me I don't know much about it.

Answer 1

no light brown

Answer 2

Correction..light brown. And she will eat it too sometimes, this is also common.

On a side note. Rabbits are not like cats and so on. They require a lot of work and research. Be sure your feeding them right things. Rabbits will eat darn near anything but they really shouldn't. Know what your getting into, for your bunnies sake and your own

Answer 3

you should do your research before bringing a wild bunny into your home, consult your vet to get a second opinion. Wait till tomorrow and see if its the same.Its probably because its not use to the diet your giving it and needs some time to accept the change. My bunnies did this but the next day they were fine. hope this helped, elise

Answer 4

Try giving her lots of grass and dandelion. You probably should't give much pellets, since they arent used to them. Look up giving liquid echinicea to the rabbit in its water. This boosts their immune system. Just in case it is sick I would give it to them. This stuff does work. p.s. its the stuff you give kids when they have colds or fever.

Answer 5

LET IT GO! If it's wild it won't survive being a pet - it will most likely frighten itself to death because it's not used to living in a cage. Get a domesticated rabbit. Or better yet, leave rabbits alone entirely - why would you keep one as a pet without knowing the first thing about rabbit care?

If it died it's your fault!