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Rabbits weeing outside litter tray. Trio?

SamanthaJane

SamanthaJane

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Didn't want to hijack another thread. Actually, think this might be more at homes behaviour if someone wants to move it? Thanks.

But 'someone' has been weeing in different corners of the room. Twice in one corner, twice in another, once under the table and I just caught Bailey weeing on a cushion they like to sit on, in the living room. They don't even do poo's in there normally!

She missed the cushion thankfully but I am a bit worried about it.

I think it's behaviour rather than health.

Binky is boss, but Bailey is often trying to be boss.

They aren't the closest of friends, well, I don't think so.

I often wonder if they'd be happier as a trio?
 
A Vet check is a good idea for anyBun who's litter tray habbits change. Whilst it may be behavioural it is always important to rule out a health problem first

As for the Trio question. Personally I am not a fan of Trios as more often than not one Bun will be an 'outsider'. But that is a rather general observation on my part, I think much would depend on the individual Rabbits involved.
 
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