Rabbit digestive system

rabbit digestive system

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Rabbit poop is a common sight in any rabbit hutch or enclosure. It’s an essential part of your bunny’s digestive system and is produced in very large quantities. A rabbit’s digestive system is designed to extract as many nutrients as possible from their food, which means their droppings are uniquely small, round, and dry. They are the least-gross type of poop that I’ve ever dealt with (and as someone who works with a rescue, I’ve come across lots of different kinds of poop)

You can tell a lot about a rabbit's current health just by observing their bunny berries. See pictures of normal and not-so-normal rabbit poop to see what's going on with your buns digestive system, current state of health, or even see if they may have parasites.

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I will be posting what to grow and feed your rabbit on a natural or pellet free diet. To better understand this you must know how a rabbits digestive system works. One of the most interesting aspec…

Learn about the complexity of the rabbit's digestive system and how it works.

Learn all about the rabbit digestive tract. At Purina Animal Nutrition we know the importance of understanding an animal’s digestive system.