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How do you train bunny to use litter box. How do you train cats to use litter boxes, for that matter.
Rabbits I’m not sure. Cats naturally want to bury their leavings, so they actually train themselves just fine. Show them where it is, keep it clean, and 99% of the time that’s that.
You just toss the cat into the litter box after setting it up and they're like "this is fucking rad, dude! Thanks! Now leave me alone to do my bidness".
tbh when I had them they’d just shit where they wanted to
find little balls of doo doo everywhere
They're saving those for later. Not a joke.
They are different, the little balls are hard poop, which they will not eat. I think cencotrope are only on their butt, but I am not sure.
They drop both. The ones that look like Coco Puffs are regular poop, the ones that look like little glossy grape clusters are the cecotropes.
I have never litter trained a baby rabbit, but they generally just poop where there is hay.
Sometimes it is also helpful to pick up their droppings and put it in the litterbox, but it is largely not necessary.