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litter tray fun
- Thread starter susie bun
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Saralicious
Young Bun
What can be more fun than digging a hole in the ground! He looks like he's having fun! 
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
Nope, Spenser has yet to 'perform' in his tray :roll: I'm not really expecting it now. The fact that he enjoys playing with it means I am getting my money's worth indirectly :roll::lol::roll:
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
What can be more fun than digging a hole in the ground! He looks like he's having fun!
He digs in the ground too :wave: We move the pen everytime the grass is cut and he has just resumed work on a hole started a month ago. Thankfully my parents are not fussy about their lawn
GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
haha. I guess i was lucky then. I just spotted where he wee'd on the carpet on one of his first days here, then cleaned it up, put the litter tray / potty over the top and never looked back.
Not that i want to rub in how good he is or anything :lol::lol:
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
Yes, I tried that with the poos. Tried putting used hay/shavings from the hutch too. In fact I did ALL the things the books say. You can tell I'm really upset about it, can't you? I just
my boy.
*lily*
Wise Old Thumper
:lol::lol: I was lucky too, put the littertray in the conservatory when we brought Louie home and he used it
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
:lol::lol: I was lucky too, put the littertray in the conservatory when we brought Louie home and he used it
I suspect Spenser's age might be part of the problem. I rehomed him at 7 months, and he's now 10 months. The litter training attempt took place after he'd been with me a couple of weeks. At least he 'uses' it. :roll:
:wave:
*lily*
Wise Old Thumper
I suspect Spenser's age might be part of the problem. I rehomed him at 7 months, and he's now 10 months. The litter training attempt took place after he'd been with me a couple of weeks. At least he 'uses' it. :roll:
Yes that could well be it. As you say, at least he uses it for something
Which part of Ayrshire are you in? My sis in law used to live in Symington but recently moved to Maybole.
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
Yes that could well be it. As you say, at least he uses it for something
Which part of Ayrshire are you in? My sis in law used to live in Symington but recently moved to Maybole.
I'm in Kilwinning. :wave: Spenser's first lot of food came from a place in Symington. He proved to be a selective feeder so I started changing him to pellets. He now eats all the mix so gets a mixture of the two. Keeps me on my toes!
*lily*
Wise Old Thumper
I'm in Kilwinning. :wave: Spenser's first lot of food came from a place in Symington. He proved to be a selective feeder so I started changing him to pellets. He now eats all the mix so gets a mixture of the two. Keeps me on my toes!
Awww bless him
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
Awww bless him
Just read on another thread about Louie being blind. I guess he must find his litter tray by scent, clever lad.
:wave: Did you have him as a baby?
wally4eva
Mama Doe
Digging is much more fun than going to the toilet in the same place:lol::lol: he is very handsome.
I'm having trouble with litter training Bell, she just dosen't get it, every day I come down in the morning to be greeted with piles of poo everywhere, sometimes i'm lucky and some are in the trays, on the other hand Walnut has finnally got the idea of it, yay!!!:wave: Who said bunnies were easy to litter train:roll::lol:
I'm having trouble with litter training Bell, she just dosen't get it, every day I come down in the morning to be greeted with piles of poo everywhere, sometimes i'm lucky and some are in the trays, on the other hand Walnut has finnally got the idea of it, yay!!!
:wave: Who said bunnies were easy to litter train:roll::lol:
susie bun
Wise Old Thumper
:lol::lol::lol: But it's much better as a sunshade as seen in the Funny Bunnies book.
Alfie and Bubbles had those litter trays when Alfie was on cage rest a few mths back. They didn't like them much either. :roll: :lol::lol:
Splendid pic. Bunnies are good at showing their disapproval. :lol::lol:
*lily*
Wise Old Thumper
Just read on another thread about Louie being blind. I guess he must find his litter tray by scent, clever lad.
Yes, I had him at 10 weeks
This is what he looked like back then
Rosie Rabbit
Mama Doe
Glad Spenser is enjoying playing with his tray! :lol:
I never had much success with triangular trays either; maybe he would wee in a rectangular one?
I never had much success with triangular trays either; maybe he would wee in a rectangular one?
I've been in Kilmarnock for a couple of years, but am from Prestwick. There's not that many of us from around here!
