Solutions to rabbit grape poop:

1. Drink more water. Feed rabbits more warm water. Water can promote rabbit metabolism and promote digestion and absorption.

2. Do not feed rabbits within one day. Eating too many grapes is a sign of overnutrition. You can not feed the rabbit first to speed up gastric emptying.

3. Feed the rabbit some probiotics. The occurrence of grape poop indicates that there are some problems with the digestive function of the rabbit's gastrointestinal tract, and probiotics have the function of mediating the gastrointestinal tract.

4. Increase the amount of exercise of the rabbit. Exercise can quickly deplete the body's food reserves in a short period of time.

5. Feed the rabbit some anthelmintics. If a rabbit often poops grapes or loose stools, becomes thinner, and loses appetite, it may be caused by parasitic infection. You can feed it some anthelmintics.