Lagomorphs & Rodents
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Rabbits have a specialized digestive system that allows them to derive nutrients from fibrous plants. They produce two types of feces - soft cecotropes which are high in nutrients and reingested, and hard pellets which are not. This coprophagy helps rabbits survive on low-protein forage. Proper diet is important to avoid digestive issues and includes unlimited hay, a small amount of pellet food, and vegetables.
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