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He has a very large litter box and I try to do a hanging bag over the box so he has to do it but his brother likes to push the hay that’s fallen in and then push it to the front so he can eat with his back against the wall. I thought it might just because he doesn’t want to try to jump in when...

My lions head buck is able to reach over his litter box to get to the hay which allows him to pee and poop outside the box. Any ideas to discourage this behavior? He is only 3.5yrs and he’s able to jump without any problems. Tbh I think he’s just being lazy or wants an easy exit plan.

I think so too. I think it makes him look like a vamp from Buffy so the spike name still works. Lol

I have a lions head rabbit that is bonded with another small rabbit. I’ve noticed a couple of times the lionshead, spike, will have a weird hair line on the bridge of his nose. The first time I thought it was molting but it’s only on this small area. It’s just short not balding cus I can feel...

I have 3 rabbits and so 3 boxes. I put just a couple cups of litter on top of newspaper shred and then change it every 1-2 days. I can do wood cus one loves to eat her litter and the

I use mostly shredded newspaper under yesterday’s news litter. But that litter is expensive and is usually out of stock everywhere. Do you have recommendations for a different paper pellet brand?

Absolutely don’t use this brand. I found a ton of plastic hard bits/shards and bits of latex material in an unopened bag. I only had it because I got it from the organization that I foster through. I only checked because I remember seeing a review where someone said the same thing!

I baked their little hay biscuits into egg carton cardboard cups. I basically just blended hay, little bit of fruit, dried parsley, whole wheat flour, and water. I baked them until they dried out. They love these on their own but when I put them in the cardboard they went crazy cus it was a toy...

A good trick when they aren’t using the litter box is the decrease the size of their enclosure mainly at night. It reduces the places they can per other than the box. I also hang a hay bag over the litter box so they don’t end of peein or pooping on the hay. They’ll also have more room to...

I made my own snuffle mat (it’s not great. Lol). But I also put pellets into a cardboard egg carton and close the lid so it’s kind of like a bunny version of a Kongo ball. I also use cardboard packaging from like a printer box or whatever and put pellets in the crevices. They flip and turn and...

So I was worried that my buns weren’t drinking enough water but then google said that they might be getting enough through their greens. So when I get worried I make sure that I don’t dry off their greens when I rinse them. I give them very wet lettuce and then it’s a sneaky way of getting them...

Idk about if that hay is good or not. But I can comment on the picky part. I’m a foster and I was given hay that my divas wouldn’t touch so I tricked them by mixing it with the sweeter smelling hay now they will eat the hay they wouldn’t before. Kind of like mixing veggies in with Mac n cheese...

The kind that are like jigsaw tile pieces are great. I would still have the tarp underneath though. It also dampens the sound of thumps and other noises that active bunnies make. You can find them listed as gym mats or play mats for kids. I got 50 tiles off fb marketplace for $40. What a steal!

I just started putting the crumbs in my buns food bowl. They went crazy for it. I’ve also given it to them out of my hand. I’d try that first cus there’s only so many treats you can make and there’s always sooo much dust/crumbs.