It happens whenever I feed her, then I put her up.
Well, if you haven't wormed your rabbit lately, it's entirely possible that it's an intestinal worm. Pretty gross, but easy to deal with. A small animal worming treatment will take care of that in an instant.
Otherwise, it's possible the colon is prolapsing a little bit, which wouldn't look so much like a worm, and would be a much worse issue. I doubt this is the case, but it's worth keeping in mind if treating for worms doesn ' t resolve the problem. Regards,
I have never had a problem with worms in my rabbits. Are you sure that your rabbit is a "she". It could be that you have a buck? I would recommend having someone with lots of experience look at her. With out seeing the "worm", I cant really be sure.
It's called "Worms." There is 2 types, roundworms and tapeworms. They come from dogs to. If you want to prevent it keep her away from outdoor areas were dogs have defecated. You'll have to contact a vetranarian for more info.
Hmm ... maybe its a WORM!
