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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Pooping

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    • I love bunnies!
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        My rabbits have been popping those soft grape-like poops then sitting on them so there all squished. It’s really annoying to clean. They poop the hard ones in their litter box though. So I’m just wondering how I can stop this. Thank you!


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          Those are probably cecotropes which they shouldn’t be pooping a lot of, but sometimes you’ll see them laying around. Usually they eat those

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