neil.penrhiw
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Hi everyone
My lovely French Lop doe has just been spayed and is indoor in a large dog cage and she seems to love it in there but I have blankets in there and obviously there will be poo and wee in places but she does have a specific place. In her outdoor cage it was strange bit she did it in the bedroom part.
I want to know if I want to decide to keep her indoor after healing what so I use as a litter tray and what litter to use can I use shredded paper? And how do I go about potty training her do I introduce the box in the cage and put some of her poo in it to start I have never house trained a rabbit so any advice would be helpful.
We do however have a one year old cat who is scared of Beau (the rabbit) and now an 8 week old which hasn't been in contact with her yet do you think it wise for me to keep Beau inside even though the are all in different rooms when we are out or in bed and Beau is always put back in her cage and she love a good chew and she does need her rest at the moment.
Please help xx
My lovely French Lop doe has just been spayed and is indoor in a large dog cage and she seems to love it in there but I have blankets in there and obviously there will be poo and wee in places but she does have a specific place. In her outdoor cage it was strange bit she did it in the bedroom part.
I want to know if I want to decide to keep her indoor after healing what so I use as a litter tray and what litter to use can I use shredded paper? And how do I go about potty training her do I introduce the box in the cage and put some of her poo in it to start I have never house trained a rabbit so any advice would be helpful.
We do however have a one year old cat who is scared of Beau (the rabbit) and now an 8 week old which hasn't been in contact with her yet do you think it wise for me to keep Beau inside even though the are all in different rooms when we are out or in bed and Beau is always put back in her cage and she love a good chew and she does need her rest at the moment.
Please help xx
