Yeah, are they neutered? Unneutered/unspayed rabbits can be more difficult to litter train because they mark their territory everywhere, by pooing and spraying.
That's why it's easier to fill litter trays with hay and keep hay racks above them as they eat and poo, but mine have never pooed by their food bowls or even when the hay rack was no where near the litter tray. But they're spayed and neutered so that might be why, I don't know, maybe they're just really clean!
Why size litter tray do they have? If its big or a storage box you could always put the food bowl in there.
Oh yes they poop A LOT :lol: my buns don't really poop while eating pallets but a lot when munching on hays. I think your buns are still too young - when I first had popcorn and jelly they poop and pee everywhere. It is just like from one day they start to know how to use their tray - I was joking - you do need to train them (like picking up their droppings and throw into their litter tray, soaking tissue with their pee and throw into their litter tray - as a hint). My buns learned fairly quickly but still they drop some occasionally in their playpen. Be patiently, and choose a suitable litter tray. My buns like to kick the litter out so I bought them cat litter tray with rim (http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=281035710341&index=0&nav=SEARCH&nid=53318030483) and it is more than enought for two adult sized mini lops. Hope would be helpful
Funnily enough, to my best knowledge, they have only wee'd on my floor once! (I repeat... To my best knowledge!) Fingers crossed!
Oh yes they poop A LOT :lol: my buns don't really poop while eating pallets but a lot when munching on hays. I think your buns are still too young - when I first had popcorn and jelly they poop and pee everywhere. It is just like from one day they start to know how to use their tray - I was joking - you do need to train them (like picking up their droppings and throw into their litter tray, soaking tissue with their pee and throw into their litter tray - as a hint). My buns learned fairly quickly but still they drop some occasionally in their playpen. Be patiently, and choose a suitable litter tray. My buns like to kick the litter out so I bought them cat litter tray with rim (http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=281035710341&index=0&nav=SEARCH&nid=53318030483) and it is more than enought for two adult sized mini lops. Hope would be helpful
Thanks for the link!
So I bought the tray. I'm really happy with it (so far!) and hopefully l goes well! I've tried putting the food bowl in the tray so hopefully there'll be less on the floor! There's still a bit if leg room for them too
I want to order some more to put in the corners of each room, if our landlord allow us to free range them in house! :lol:
