The phrase
"rabbit droppings" refers to the small, roundish pellets that rabbits leave behind as their waste.
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However, if your baby is really struggling, crying and their poops are
like rabbit droppings, you should contact your doctor.
In fact,
rabbit droppings contain a large amount of nitrogen and phosphorus which is essential for flower and fruit production.
Things to be especially on the lookout for are any signs of blood or mucus in the nappy (these should be reported to a health visitor or doctor as soon as possible) as well as signs your baby might be constipated (hard,
rabbit dropping - like stools) or have diarrhoea (extremely watery liquid - like poo that comes our very quickly and loosely, often seeping through the nappy onto baby's clothes) as these could be a sign something is wrong and they may be unwell.
Flies are attracted to
rabbit droppings and warm, damp areas such as a dirty rabbit's bottom, or dirty accommodation.
i have an 11wk old puppy that ate
some rabbit droppings can this hurt him in any way?
During another bout, the dogs had been noted to be nibbling on
rabbit droppings in the back yard and stool at this time showed «a strange strain of coccidia,» which my vet thought might have been caused from the rabbit droppings.