This might seem like an odd quesion but how do you stop a bunny from pooping? I just got my new half lop and whenever I let him out of his cage to run around he poops like every 30 seconds. It's so annoying to follow him with a pooper scooper. I put in a pooty corner but he just tore it apart, threw the hay all over and rip the mat into pieces and picked another corner. :? I think he likes to destroy things. Any advice on how to get it so I can let him out? Thanks!
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Letting Out
- Thread starter chibichan
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You need to give him a litter tray in the corner he wee's in. A plastic cat litter tray or bunny litter tray is best. You can put newspaper and hay in this or even better paper (not clay) based cat litter. Any poops that he does outside the tray put into the tray.
If he tries throwing it around add a half brick or similar in the bottom so it's too heavy.
Tam
If he tries throwing it around add a half brick or similar in the bottom so it's too heavy.
Tam
5cutebunnies
Mama Doe
aw he's just marking his territory thats all :wink:
I would say the same as Tamsin just keep putting the poops into the litter tray hopefully he will get the message
Is he a young bun? has he neen neutered?
I would say the same as Tamsin just keep putting the poops into the litter tray hopefully he will get the message
Is he a young bun? has he neen neutered?
