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Re: toilet training
OMG... this just reminded me of 7 years ago... first house i'd lived in on my own... had a house rabbit called Buster... he was USELESS at potty training... i ended up having to throw so much stuff away as he had peed all over it
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our 2 are pretty well trained allthough theres always stray ones laid about when we put them in the run on a night, but as far as i know they ALWAYS pee in the litter tray and do most their plops in there aswell, just the odd stray ones like i said. its just the caetropes thingys that they never do in the tray, i guess what they dont eat they just leave where their standing.......thanks bunnys!!!!!
lastnight they were out in the garden a few hours, all that grass 2 crap on....as soon as i brought them in they jumped in the litter tray and proceeded to fill it up.......why!!!!.....why!!!!!!!!! lil sods |
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You can use newspaper, it wont help with smells but it will be pretty absorbant
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what are you using in the trays at the moment WL? i suppose youve tried the usual shavings either with or without hay ontop
![]() when hes goes where he shouldnt i would wash it with biological washing powder dissolved in warm water, im sure he'll get there in the end tho the mucky sod ![]()
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yeah winnie sits on her loo for ages and ages and leaves a pyramid ![]() Quote:
I have tried putting half hay half litter and moved the trays to where he wees and I have been emptying it then using a brush and water in the sink to get the stuck lumps Lol and then drying them I thought if it smelt like there loo he would use it more ? Where he wees I clean it up with spray n wipe I never tried the washing powder is that stronger smell or something ? Typical bloke really aye my boys do it right next to the lool too ![]() |
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