So they were in the cage only because I was bonding them (helping them get used to each other, to a point of no fighting).
Now that they are bonded, I have them free roaming in my house. When they were in the cage, I would just have to change the litter box every 2-3 days and wash the blanket once a week or so. Now that they are free roaming, I don’t have to worry about washing the blanket, so the only maintenance is changing the litter box!
I would definitely recommend bringing your bunny indoors! It will help them live longer, plus it’s so fun to be around them. Their personalities really shine through when you can interact with them regularly! If you want to keep them confined to a space, I’d recommend this X-pen. It’s what you see in this video, and it’s very high quality. Mine is 36” high, but I probably could get away with the 30” one.
While bonding them, their litter habits weren’t the best, so that’s why I had the tarp down. If your rabbit needs time to litter train, I recommend a tarp and then a blanket! Good luck :)
Yes, rabbits can be litter trained, and they are usually very consistent about using the litter box. Here is a good introductory video to litter training a rabbit, and the r/rabbits subreddit has some great links for tips and tricks for bringing your rabbit indoors!
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And not a brain cell was used that day.
I love when they clean the cage, it’s so funny!! And someone failed the towel/blanket test I see!! So cute!!
Between them they have two brain cells, and they're fighting each other for third place
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I only see one bunny and then a ghost in the sheets
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A question for you.. HOWSOFTISTHATBUNNYANDDOTHEYGIVEYOUKISSES?!? 😭❤️
He is unbelievably soft! He’s a mini Rex and he loves full body pets so I get to feel his coat all the time!
He looks absurdly soft! The first time I pet a Rex it boggled my mind, give him some pets from me!
This brought me so much joy!
These bars are filthy! Let me clean them.
How often do you have to clean the cage out? I want to keep some of my buns in the house but never have
So they were in the cage only because I was bonding them (helping them get used to each other, to a point of no fighting).
Now that they are bonded, I have them free roaming in my house. When they were in the cage, I would just have to change the litter box every 2-3 days and wash the blanket once a week or so. Now that they are free roaming, I don’t have to worry about washing the blanket, so the only maintenance is changing the litter box!
I would definitely recommend bringing your bunny indoors! It will help them live longer, plus it’s so fun to be around them. Their personalities really shine through when you can interact with them regularly! If you want to keep them confined to a space, I’d recommend this X-pen. It’s what you see in this video, and it’s very high quality. Mine is 36” high, but I probably could get away with the 30” one.
While bonding them, their litter habits weren’t the best, so that’s why I had the tarp down. If your rabbit needs time to litter train, I recommend a tarp and then a blanket! Good luck :)
Thank you much. Sorry if I sound silly but did you say bunnies can be litter box trained like a cat
Not at all! I’m happy to share :)
Yes, rabbits can be litter trained, and they are usually very consistent about using the litter box. Here is a good introductory video to litter training a rabbit, and the r/rabbits subreddit has some great links for tips and tricks for bringing your rabbit indoors!
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Wow thank you so much this is great 😊
Happy to help! Good luck :)