sarahbarnsley
Mama Doe
I recently got Bracken from a rescue - she is 6 or 7 and has lived outdoors all her life. She's now a much-pampered house bunster. She was good at using her litter tray at rescue, but since she's come to me she is very hit and miss (so to speak) at using her litter tray.
She is kept in the kitchen in an enclosure that shares a border with Frida, our baby bunny. She tends to wee right next to the border and scatters lots of droppings there. I'm sure its a territorial thing.
I cant seperate them any further as I'll have no kitchen left! And I can't move Frida either.
I've tried moving the tray to where she wees and she just wees further along the enclosure. I've tried it half full with hay and full. I've tried using different litters but so far no luck. She will sometimes go 2 days without weeing outside her tray but then it starts again. Does anyone have any suggestions as my poor lino is really suffering.
She is kept in the kitchen in an enclosure that shares a border with Frida, our baby bunny. She tends to wee right next to the border and scatters lots of droppings there. I'm sure its a territorial thing.
I cant seperate them any further as I'll have no kitchen left! And I can't move Frida either.
I've tried moving the tray to where she wees and she just wees further along the enclosure. I've tried it half full with hay and full. I've tried using different litters but so far no luck. She will sometimes go 2 days without weeing outside her tray but then it starts again. Does anyone have any suggestions as my poor lino is really suffering.