Is this GI Stasis? Pictures

[Shea]

I put down a doe today that had been dropping weight fast. She's been super fusy over her feed lately and barely nibbling any hay. I thought it could have been a tooth problem like her mother, bad molars, but then I saw this when I opened her.
So Stasis? I had a few others not happy with that bag of feed, but they would at least take hay.

 

[ladysown]

yeah.... most likely.

 

[Shea]

yeah.... most likely.

Thanks. Haven't had a case this bad yet. Could normally get them going again before it got this far.

 

[Alaska Satin]

I put down a doe today that had been dropping weight fast. She's been super fusy over her feed lately and barely nibbling any hay. I thought it could have been a tooth problem like her mother, bad molars, but then I saw this when I opened her.
So Stasis? I had a few others not happy with that bag of feed, but they would at least take hay.

That actually looks like what I've seen in images of megacolon (which kind of mimics GI stasis, since the waste doesn't move through the intestines properly). The evidence of "regular" GI stasis I've seen has been more like a long string of normal-to-small very hard poops stuck in the intestine (though I haven't seen it very often...fortunately).
How old was the doe, and what color was she? Had she ever had bouts of strangely-shaped or variably-sized poo before? Do you have issues with stasis often in your herd?

UPDATE - Here is an image reflecting what I've personally observed regarding GI stasis:

image credit Babbities

And here are some images that reflect what I've seen and heard regarding megacolon:

image from magichappensrescue.com



top row is normal 4-5lb rabbit; 2nd-4th row are three different 4-5lb rabbits with megacolon; image credit longislandrabbitrescue.org

 

[Shea]

That actually looks like what I've seen in images of megacolon (which kind of mimics GI stasis, since the waste doesn't move through the intestines properly). The evidence of "regular" GI stasis I've seen has been more like a long string of normal-to-small very hard poops stuck in the intestine (though I haven't seen it very often...fortunately).
How old was the doe, and what color was she? Had she ever had bouts of strangely-shaped or variably-sized poo before? Do you have issues with stasis often in your herd?

UPDATE - Here is an image reflecting what I've personally observed regarding GI stasis:
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image credit Babbities

And here are some images that reflect what I've seen and heard regarding megacolon:
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image from magichappensrescue.com


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top row is normal 4-5lb rabbit; 2nd-4th row are three different 4-5lb rabbits with megacolon; image credit longislandrabbitrescue.org

She was a 10 month black tort. Siblings are in the 6-9 lb+ range, she was the runt and was 5ish lbs. The distended bit of colon was all gas and fluid. From your pictures it Def looks like stasis.
I would have given her a bit more time to work it out but she started "pausing" when handled and we had this lovely polar vortex going on. And I didn't want to risk her freezing to death.