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Puppy pads?
- Thread starter Panjanda
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Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
I use them in the indoor rabbits litter trays, a puppy pad then loads of hay on top, cleaned out daily. It's worked much better than anything else and it makes cleaning them out a lot quicker too.
I wouldn't with my outdoors because they dig sometimes so they still have newspaper and hay.
I wouldn't with my outdoors because they dig sometimes so they still have newspaper and hay.
rngpwelfare
Mama Doe
Nope can't see a reason why you can't use as long as rabbit isn't a digger or chewer.
I just use newspaper in my litter trays and on the floor of the hutches though much safer if I get one who decides to dig out the tray or the floor
I just use newspaper in my litter trays and on the floor of the hutches though much safer if I get one who decides to dig out the tray or the floor
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MimzMum
Wise Old Thumper
Yeah the chewing is my only worry...or cost. I can't believe the large bags of these are upwards of $30 US here! :shock: It's highway robbery I tell you! :evil:
I have to use these for Mimzy mostly because he is somewhat incontinent and doesn't use a litter box due to his arthritis. He sleeps on towels over plastic sheeting but while I clean his habitat he sits in his old storage box hospital bed with one of these in the bottom each night. If he doesn't wee on it I can use it next day...but he mostly does.
Even a nail trim is a hazardous undertaking when you can get baptized by bunny pee at any moment. :roll: So I always have one of these handy.
I have to use these for Mimzy mostly because he is somewhat incontinent and doesn't use a litter box due to his arthritis. He sleeps on towels over plastic sheeting but while I clean his habitat he sits in his old storage box hospital bed with one of these in the bottom each night. If he doesn't wee on it I can use it next day...but he mostly does.
Even a nail trim is a hazardous undertaking when you can get baptized by bunny pee at any moment. :roll: So I always have one of these handy.
Panjanda
Alpha Buck
Yeah the chewing is my only worry...or cost. I can't believe the large bags of these are upwards of $30 US here! :shock: It's highway robbery I tell you! :evil:
I have to use these for Mimzy mostly because he is somewhat incontinent and doesn't use a litter box due to his arthritis. He sleeps on towels over plastic sheeting but while I clean his habitat he sits in his old storage box hospital bed with one of these in the bottom each night. If he doesn't wee on it I can use it next day...but he mostly does.
Even a nail trim is a hazardous undertaking when you can get baptized by bunny pee at any moment. :roll: So I always have one of these handy.
Bless Mimzy xx
Yeah the cost is the only down side :shock:
Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
We get packs of 30 for £5 from b&m, 4 packs at a time and they last months. 3 get used daily for each litter tray.
<3jackyboy<3
Young Bun
If u have a tkmaxx in your are that stocks pet stuff, go there!
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Panjanda
Alpha Buck
Excellent thank you :thumb:
Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
Also Home Bargains, I think it was a box of 100 for £20 or something someone mentioned on another thread.
I agree about the cost but I have found Walmart has the best buy here for ones that don't leak and Julie drinks and pees quiet a bit. The have the brand OUT for $23.98 US for 100 pads.
Julie can't walk or stand up from degenerative spinal arthritis. I use a puppy pads under her vet bed. The puppy pads and vet bed is the only way to keep all the pee off her and the floors. They are a life saver for her and me. I have bought much cheaper on line but they leaked if she peed too much in one spot while sleeping in one spot. The brand Out look cheap as they are not quilted but are very absorbent.
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