litter tray for rabbits

the main considerations when choosing a litter tray are the size of your rabbit, the area you want the tray to go (eg will it fit in your cage or hutch), and the depth of the tray. the height of a litter tray is important. however, if your rabbit is elderly or has mobility issues they may benefit from a litter tray with a low front and a high back so it’s easy to get into. providing a separate digging …

rabbit litter box

urine-training involves little more than putting a litter box where the rabbit chooses to go. it is helpful to put several layers of newspaper or litter under the hay, to absorb urine so that your rabbit is not standing in the urine. if the urine has already dried, you can try a pet urine enzyme cleaner like nature’s miracle to remove the stain and odor. with a litter box in the enclosure, when the rabbit is confined to their enclosure …

best rabbit litter box

here’s why you can trust us investing in the best rabbit litter box you can find for your fur friend is a good idea as it provides a specific area for toileting. then you need a litter box specially made to help you potty train your fur friend, keep them clean and make sure they are doing their business in one spot instead of all over the place. a couple of locks on the v-shaped back mean that you can …

rabbit litter box with grate

if you decide to make a purchase from one of the links marked by an asterisk, we may earn a small commission on that sale. this is at no extra cost to you. for this reason, you want a litter box that is sufficiently roomy so you can place the snack bar at one end and the potty at the other. this puppy, cat or rabbit litter pan* comes in several sizes (starting at 20″l x 15″w x 5″h and …

bunny litter box

but rabbits make wonderful indoor companions in part because they can be litter box trained, just like cats! provide a small cat litter box (or a few) with low sides and no top. cut a doorway in one of the sides if it’s too tall. don’t bother with the corner litter boxes advertised for bunnies, as they are too small. you can get the larger bags made for cats, but choose the unscented version. do not use clay-based or clumping …