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peeing problem!!
both of my rabbits are always pee( normally on th carpet!!) when ever i let them go around my house freely.... so i would really to let them go around on their own with out peeing every where.... plz help!!!
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Re: peeing problem!!
Are they neutered?
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Re: peeing problem!!
Personally I would say yes, as it helps with hormonal behaviour and has huge health benefits (80-85% of unspayed does develop uterine cancer by the age of 5)
Also as they are unneutered that will explain why they wee whilst out as they are marking their territory, this will most likely stop after they are neutered ![]()
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Re: peeing problem!!
If they are does I would wait until they are 6 months or over 1kg in weight if they are bucks then as soon as they drop their furry teabags and over 1kg
![]() You can litter train them before being neutered but as I said before as they are entire they will still have the urge to mark every where ![]()
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