How To Litter Box Train Your Rabbit

Looking for suggestions on how to litter box train your rabbit? Well look no further. This article can help tell you how to litter box train your rabbit.You know that cat's can be litter box trained, but they're not the only pets that can be. Many rabbit owners are now litter box training their pet rabbits.

If you plan on litter box training your rabbit, it's best to do it at a young age. Baby rabbits will have a lot of accidents, so you will have to be extremely patient when training a rabbit.

You should pay attention to when and where your baby rabbit usually does its business. Many rabbits tend to go in a certain corner or spot in their cage all the time. Put a litter box in that corner where your rabbit usually urinates.

When you take your rabbit out of its cage you will need a litter box somewhere in the room where you let it out. Try placing the rabbit in the litter box every couple minutes. When it urinates in the litter box praise it, pet it, give it a treat. If your rabbit has an accident on the floor immediately place it in the litter box so it gets the hint.

It tends to take more time to train a rabbit to leave their droppings in a litter box than it is to train them to urinate in a litter box. If your rabbit is urinating in the litter box, but still not doing its other business in the box you should put its waste in the litter box. Whenever it leaves droppings somewhere in its cage or on the floor, sweep them up and put them in the litter box.

When a rabbit hits puberty they sometimes will go back to their old ways and may also begin to spray urine. Like in cats, many rabbit owners choose spaying or neutering to help with this problem.

Be patient when litter box training your rabbit, it will take time. It may be frustrating at times, but don't give up.ng its other business in the box you should put its waste in the litter box. Whenever it leaves droppings somewhere in its cage or on the floor, sweep them up and put them in the litter box.

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