Why is rabbit poop round?

Answer 1

Rabbits' intestines are quite small. When the food passes through it it has to roll. Just like when you roll a small snowball down a hill it gets larger. So when the food rolls down the intestine, it is circular and grows. Also the rabbits' anus is circular so the feces pass right trough it when it is still circular.

GO FIGURE!

Answer 2

rabbits poo look like little stones/pebbles stick together to make a long stick i know this because i have two rabbits of my own

Rabbits actually do not poop stuck together, and if they do it is not normal.

If your rabbit does poop and they form a long, dark, and smelly bunch of 'Chocolate Chips', then this is called cecotropes. Usually, your rabbit will eat them (This is perfectly normal) and nothing majoir will happen, but if they dont eat them and poop them all around the cage, then you need to get your rabbit to a vet.

If your two rabbits are pooping cecotropes, then inspect the cage and find out if they are eating them or not. If they arent, then follow my advice and seek professional help. :)

Answer 3

It is because they are ruminants (4 chambered stomachs). They are very efficient at getting nutrients out of their food, so efficient, that everything left is the stuff too hard to break down.

Answer 4

Rabbit poop is round because the round shape helps them retain moisture and nutrients as they pass through the digestive system. This shape also aids in efficient digestion and absorption of essential nutrients from their diet of fibrous plants.

Answer 5

Because the square ones get stuck