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How do I make bunny poo in his carrier??

helennnnnn

Wise Old Thumper
I took bun to the vet yesterday, and he spent the majority of the day in his carrier as I had to drop him off early morning and pick him up after work. When I got him home, he jumped straight into his toilet. I went to have my dinner. I came back 15 minutes later, and he'd done about a million poos! :shock: I'm sure he was "holding it in" so as not to go in his carrier! I told him, "you can go to toilet in there, I won't mind!". But he obviously is so well trained that he doesn't want to! I can't really fit a litter tray in his carrier without it taking up lying-down space...

Any ideas??
 
Well it's definitely worth a try! He's going back on Monday so I will put a few in with him... hope he doesn't mind them rolling around him in the car :lol: The first time he went, he did a wee and came out with yellow feet at the end of the day. I think it's put him off going to toilet in there again!
 
Awwww. I always put some litter under Buckley's hay in his carrier so that something absorbs the wees because one time he did a wee in there and the same thing happened to his tootsies too :roll: he kept flicking them at me after he came out of his carrier as if to say "look what you diiiid :censored:"
 
:lol:that is exactly what he did to me! Jumped out and flicked his feet at me! Then jumped on the sofa with his soggy paws :roll: I'm glad Mum and Dad weren't home to see that bit! I put newspaper in the bottom now with hay on top after that incident! The first time, I also put a cardboard tube in for him to chew on. So that came out nice and soggy :lol:
 
Have fun! :lol: Oidhche here is a complete pain in the bum and does the same thing. We have tried lots, putting poo in the container, a urine soaked tissue in, towels that smell of her in, leaving it half open for her to use in the house, as a litter box, with substrate...and so on. She refuses full stop, and it worries me when we have to be a while at the vets or go on the train.

We put a puppy pad on the bottom to soak up any urine, with a towel on top to make it snuggly. Then hay and nibbles obviously, couldn't leave them out ;)
 
Have fun! :lol: Oidhche here is a complete pain in the bum and does the same thing. We have tried lots, putting poo in the container, a urine soaked tissue in, towels that smell of her in, leaving it half open for her to use in the house, as a litter box, with substrate...and so on. She refuses full stop, and it worries me when we have to be a while at the vets or go on the train.

We put a puppy pad on the bottom to soak up any urine, with a towel on top to make it snuggly. Then hay and nibbles obviously, couldn't leave them out ;)

Hmmm I may never be able to get him to poo in his carrier then. He obviously doesn't want to be lying down in his poo, fair enough I suppose! At least he produces a HUGE pile when we get home so I know there is nothing wrong with him!
 
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