How can I prevent this? Is it even possible?

LouwilByLouwil

Hi, when I clean my rabbits' litter box, I always notice that there's pee under the litter box. There's never anything at the edge, though. Could it be that they're just peeing behind it? The litter box doesn't have a hole. Is there any way to prevent this?

I would be happy to receive answers.

LG Lou🐰🐾

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Jassy1603
Jassy1603
3 years ago

What kind of toilet do you have? That would be important to know. Rabbits need a large toilet with easy access and feed facilities.

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Louwil
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Louwil
3 years ago
Reply to  Jassy1603

We always take the bottom of a cat toilet

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Wiesel
Wiesel
3 years ago

It would be conceivable to have a cape firmly attached to the cage (of course made of fermented PVC). It's just when it's a corner toilet.

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Meeriefan870
Meeriefan870
3 years ago

You can't prevent that. Generally, these toilets are not the best. They are actually just unnecessary and are used rather than bed.

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barfussjim
barfussjim
3 years ago

It's hard to stop. I always put the toilet in a cardboard box from the supermarket and this in addition to a washable patchwork carpet from Ikea. So the bottom of the walk remains clean.

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Louwil
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Louwil
3 years ago
Reply to  barfussjim

👍

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Mayla95008
Mayla95008
3 years ago

Hey 😊

I wouldn't use a toilet. Ours have their "corns" where they go…

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