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How do i toliet train my rabbit
- Thread starter Kieran556
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Does your rabbit wee and poo in one place, if her / she does then put a tray there and then slowly move it to the position where you want them to use as a toilet.
If he / she is weeing all over the place, limit the space for a period of time, collecting any poos and put them in the litter tray, with wees wipe them up and place the paper you clean them with into the litter tray. Then clean the place where they have wee'd removing any left over smell.
It is common inititally to need to set up a number of trays at the start, which can often be reduced at a later stage.
Your litter trays should have lots of hay in them as rabbits like to go to the toilet as they eat.
