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So the litter box is ontop of the fleece, and for the litter box there is only pellets, and bedding from Kaytee.

Hey there I have a 8 month old netherland dwarf pregnant doe (about 14 days) but lately she has not been liking pee pads under her fleece, litter box. Any alternatives to help this? Her set up is in an c&c grid about maybe 4 ft long.

i will be sure to get them gendered properly but the breeder is a reputable breeder in my area, but i guess it does not hurt to double check.

thanks for the input! probably was overthinking but i thought they would fight one another in the same carrier lol

Hello everyone! I have just recently purchase two holland lops from a breeder and i at the moment only have one carrier and as the title states, would it be smart to put both holland lops in the same carrier? the hollands lops are only 8 weeks old. and from the same litter.

update: so hes been not peeing in his litter box again. It seems like he knows that it exist and acknowledges it but decides to pee right in front of it. now the litter box is not big as he knows how to leave out of it and enter in it. He does sniff the litter box from time to time but still...

sorry for the late reply but here is an update. Have done the limited space and he seemed to pee in the litter box. Had extended his space like a week ago and he is doing fine, so far no pee spots on pee pad and just his droppings. Which is a good thing. :) thank you for the advice and tips

thank you, we are just leaving his hay out for him incase he ever does eat it, but i will keep this in mind

so far hes hard to tell, he did however had an accident which i did clean it up and placed into the litter box. but for my setup it is just a Large kitty litter box, pee pad, woodstove pellets, carefresh beddding, and hay. and so far there has been pee and poop inside, but once i let him out to...

I have used orchard grass before for my previous lionhead bunny and he did enjoy it. but i will keep orchard grass in mind for rotation.

the pellet brand i am not sure as the breeder gave me about a months worth of pellets. And I have been feeding him according to the breeder feeding routine which is like a quarter of a cup in the morning, then in the evening about under a quarter.

Hey there my munchlax has not been eating his hay except for his pellets, and veggies. I know that hay is typically 80% of their diets but also have read or watch youtubers whos bunny only been eating pellets. Now I did get him from a show breeder who had only been feeding him pellets. So i was...

its just your usual peepad, then bedding, pellets, then hay. I dont know what his previous owner had used but I had used this method with my lion head.

he is a purebred Netherland dwarf

he will be turning 1 on February 16. and as for right now we have a NIC layout where he is just sitting in the litterbox, then will slowly extend his layout more and more.

I am about to turn 1 on February 16 and was a show bunny but since then my previous owner is getting out of the game and a lovely family came to get me. I am now fully curious of my new place and learning to potty train. I am eating but same time still kind of shy of my new surroundings. I love...

yes he is more relaxed when given freedom, but as of now we are currently potty training him as the breeder had tried and told us he would use it but it was rare. So before we give him the full freedom of free roaming he had to learn to use the litter box. so far he has not gotten the picture haha

Just recently picked this beautiful show bunny up. And his name is Munchlax. And he is just the sweetest and curious. But at the moment he is still learning on potty training. (: I do plan to breed him soon and show so please leave some tips/ideas on what color will best go with him.