Whitish Yellowish Urine
My 10 rabbits are having a whitish yellowish urine for the last month! Does anyone know what this is or what to do about it? Thanks, Willie
****Karen Sez****
Chances are very good that the urine is normal. The whitish part is dissolved calcium. Rabbits are very good at excreting excess minerals in their forages, and the fact that all 10 rabbits have the same type of urine confirms this. In fact, my rabbits have the same as well.
I'm guessing you switched feeds about a month ago??
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