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bunnymum85 · Jul 30, 2016

Hello,

We live in quite a hard water area, and due to where bunny decides to go, is right near the bathroom door, which means it drops out and onto our patio leaving white marks due to the calcium/lime scale. Same way, it marks the hutch.

I never litter trained, but she does only go in one place 99% of the time. She comes in from her run, to use her private bathroom lol.

Anyone else have this?

EyerollChamp · Jul 31, 2016

Hi, not sure if it's the hard water as I think most people have this problem. Here's an article on how to remove the stains:

http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-remove-urine-scale-from-a-pets-cage/

It's so easy to just stick a tray where she goes though, that would be far simpler.

MightyMax · Jul 31, 2016

bunnymum85 said:
Hello,

We live in quite a hard water area, and due to where bunny decides to go, is right near the bathroom door, which means it drops out and onto our patio leaving white marks due to the calcium/lime scale. Same way, it marks the hutch.

I never litter trained, but she does only go in one place 99% of the time. She comes in from her run, to use her private bathroom lol.

Anyone else have this?

White vinegar gets rid of those type of stains :wave:

daphnephoebe · Jul 31, 2016

White vinegar is perfect for those stains. 50/50 dilution of water if you want to scrub a little.

What type of diet is your bunny on? She could be getting excess calcium build up due to her diet.

Litter training is easy, underbed storage boxes work well. Just put it where she likes to go with some litter in the bottom and hay on top. She'll pick it up right away.

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Zarla · Aug 16, 2016

Their wee is always white and stains but white vinegar gets rid of it really quickly.

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