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No I haven't actually, she hated the floorboards so I got her a soft rug! Haha maybe I've been too nice! I'll try a hard surface! Thanks 😊

The cat's not even usually in the house when she does it. And she pees anywhere she likes, it just happened to be at the fence today. The cat's not allowed near her area. They play together only when they're both out and in the living room together with me or my partner. The cat will chase her...

I've beeb doing this for a year unfortunately and it's had no effect on her. I put the droppings back in the tray constantly and spray the area with a spray made for small animal pee/poo cleaning to take away the smell so she doesn't go back there but she goes back anyway and happily uses both...

It's been happening both before and after the spay. It's like she just refuses to be trained. Sometimes she'll seem trained for a couple of weeks, then go right on back to doing it again. No relation whatsoever to wear she pees, a different spot each day. She doesn't have access to the cat's...

Her setup is a dog crate with her two litter trays, she mostly uses one and sleeps in the other. This is her secure area, but the crate is open and she has a play area in front of it with a fence around it. I've attached a picture. The space has always been hers and the cat is not allowed near...

Was there anything in particular that made her start to use the litterbox? My rabbit (female dutch) is 1.5ish years old, spayed and I have been trying unsuccessfully to train her for over a year.

She doesn't, she's perfectly healthy and has been doing this same behaviour on and off for a year. There's a lot more pooping than peeing outside the litter tray but when she pees somewhere it's much more annoying of course!

Hi Guys, I need help! I have a one year old dutch female and she refuses to litter train. I have done everything, this process has been going on for a year and I'm tearing my hair out. I have had her since she was old enough to leave her mother, she was spayed at around 4 months (as soon as she...