can you litterbox train a rabbit?

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I wanted to Know

Answer 1

Yes, here is how:

Your rabbit will already have a designated pooping corner.Put the litter box in that corner. He will start to use it. After awhile you can put the litter box around the room and he will still use it.

Answer 2

Yes you can litterbox train a rabbit. It is easiest to start with a young rabbit but fortunately, you can teach an old rabbit new tricks :) First what you should do is get a litter box that your rabbit can fit into comfortably. (Some like to make beds out of them instead of using them as litter boxes.) They have rectangle, square, and triangular corner ones. Watch which side of the cage your rabbit is using for the "bathroom" It usually will be on the opposite side from which it eats. Take some of the wood shavings and poop, and put it in the box. Keep the litter box in the same area. This will train the rabbit to use the litterbox in the cage. If you want to have a litter box outside of the cage, take the literbox and place it next to the cage but on the same side that the rabbit is used to going. Eventually, you will be able to leave the box and remove the cage. It is always recommended that you should be watching your rabbit if they are roaming free. They are like 2 year olds. They get into and nibble on everything. Good luck!

Answer 3

Yes, you can. My Aunt has here rabbits litter boxed trained. I think she trained them by picking up there pelets, and then putting them into the litterbox. To find more on it, you should look it up on a Rabbit site. Good Luck! :)

Answer 4

Yes! My rabbit was litterbox trained. It was as easy as training a cat. If you have it in a cage, just put the litterbox in there and they will use it. Otherwise, just show them where it is and they will use it.

Answer 5

Yes it is possible. I have one male rabbit and was very easy to potty train him. Every time he sat still (when rabbits sit still and against the wall or in a corner means they are going to have a accident) I would pick him up and put him right back into his cage. Now most rabbits do not like to pee in their own cage were they sleep and such. So he would go right into his potty and go. If your rabbit does have an accident you would probably want to put him back in his cage and do not pet him when you put him in because the rabbit will think your praising him/her. They usually learn pretty quick but it depends on what kind of rabbit you have. -Vicky

Answer 6

Yes, you can! I know it sounds funny, but it's possible. If you want to keep your bunny inside, first you have to find out it's most favorable bathroom spots.(Usually in a corner.) Put a litterbox there and get it used to going in it. Good luck! :)

Answer 7

Yes, our rabbit is litter box trained. If we let him out to roam, he will still go back in his cage to use the box. The advice the others have given is perfect. But whenever you go to clean out the litter box, make sure to leave a little excrement in the box.

Answer 8

yes you can! The best way to do it is to see where the bunny normally goes to the bathroom (which corner) You should take some of the soiled icky stuff, and put some into the box, or whatever your using. The bunny will smell its own smell and then begin to use the box. Good Luck!

Answer 9

Yes you can. All the ones I have owned have been litter box trained.

Answer 10

of course you can i have before but my rabbit died what you do is you by a small pet litter training kit and it will Tell you what to do i hope my advice works safari girl96