How to litter train a bunny?

Part 2. Setting up the Litter Tray and Cage. Place a few pellets in the tray. Collect up some of the rabbit's pellets and drop them into the tray. Prepare the litter box. Set up the litter box in the cage. Set up a bedding and food station in the cage. Place litter boxes in other areas of the house. read more

The first step of training is to restrict your rabbit to a cage with food, water and a hide in one half, and the litter tray in the other. The restricted space encourages your rabbit to not soil her living area, and toilet in the tray. read more

2. Prepare the litter box. Use 1" of litter covered with Timothy hay. Add in some of the rabbit's poops and urine-soaked paper or hay. Place the litter box whereever the bunny seems to prefer to use, which is often a corner. 3. Add bunny. When you first let her into the training area, stay in the room. read more

If your pet rabbit doesn’t magically start using the box thanks to lucky placement, get a cage that is about four to six times the length of your pet bunny, and place the litter box (and your bunny) in there while your bunny is learning the new routine. read more