Nowhere near that often. But for some reason ours don't need doing that often, maybe cos I use big boxes. I might do the lops one daily when it gets hot this summer but the lionheads drink so little that two big boxes last three days easy.
My two bunnies (one smallish lionhead, one nethie dwarf cross) have a ferplast 100 as their litter tray, so up to five days for me.
I have a pair with two 32l underbed storage boxes + a wilko's cat tray- and they mess them up every day really badly and the floor of the hutch. Maybe i'm not using enough megazorb. I'm using a scoop full + lots of hay though. Only two sheets of newspaper though..is this not enough maybe?
Even my four foot cages couldn't really be left more than a day which are bases (used as litter trays) attached to enclosures. I must be doing something wrong. I think it's just not using as much absorbent bedding as i used to- I do put loads and loads of hay in, but that doesn't really work to hold urine so the two sheets of newpaper + megazorb scoop1 or x 2 are wet by the following day after cleaning.
I disagree! Wet attracts flies and that means maggots! Leaving litter trays unchanged risks flystrike IMO. Duds and mavis have 3 litter trays and I change them twice daily. Couple of sheets of newspaper and a handful of hay is all it needs so it literally takes seconds.Some may disagree with this but in my mind if it's wet it doesn't automatically need changing.
I disagree! Wet attracts flies and that means maggots! Leaving litter trays unchanged risks flystrike IMO. Duds and mavis have 3 litter trays and I change them twice daily. Couple of sheets of newspaper and a handful of hay is all it needs so it literally takes seconds.