Is milky urine normal for a pregnant rabbit? Should I change her diet?

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We bred violet a week ago, we don't know yet if she took it not. She's still adjusting to living with us, and her urine is a light yellow and milky. Is this normal, should I change her diet, or something I should expect from pregnancy. Pet's info: Small Animal | Rabbit | Female | unspayed | 11 months and 1 day old | 14 lbs

Todd Cecil · Accepted Answer

Thank for reaching out about Violet. A white thicker urine is sometimes an indication of excess dietary calcium being excreted in the urine. Although, if she if pregnant, extra calcium is necessary for fetal bone development and lactation. You should hold off adjusting the diet until after kits are weaned. Good luck.

Is milky urine normal for a pregnant rabbit? Should I change her diet?

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