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It's been 1 week since they were reintroduced. I've noticed it's mainly the boy who does random poo's & lots of them. I have moved one litter box to a different part of the room away from the open cage & I'll look to buy a few more litter trays to spread around the room. I fill our existing...

No they don't. There's 1 litter box & one cage that's open. Shall I just buy 2 new litter boxes?

They weren't particularly good before. They were probably the same. Yeah it's quite a big litter box & they've also got a plastic cage which we leave the metal crate top off. So they've got plenty of places to poo & yet they choose the floor!! Literally they are scattered everywhere...

Like moochyesh says, bunnies have different personalities just like people. Some bunnies don't mind being cuddled & picked up, others don't, and some will come to you when they are ready. Definitely spend time with your bunny on the floor & don't worry x

My bunny was doing the same for a while... It was fine dusty hay that was tickling her nose. Bunnies sneezes are so cute :bunnyheart

It can take years or days to re-bond bunnies. I've had a similar issue with my two. We rebonded them every day in the bath for a few weeks & this actually worked. We slowly increased the space to the bathroom, then the bathroom and hall & now they're fine together in the living room. Your 2...

Hiya, I have 2 house bunnies Layla(about 9 months) & Hamish (7 months). Both have been altered, and are rebonded after this (they fought and we had to seperate them until hormones settled.) They have no concept of "pooing" in their open cage & litter box-which are both located away from each...

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P.s they still "share" the cage and room. The female will be in the cage from 7am to 7pm and the male is in the cage the rest of the time. When the other bun is out the cage they are the same room and only separated via the cage.

I have 2 buns 1 female 1 male. Female is 8 months old and was spayed in October. Male is 6 months old and was neutered 17 days ago. for the first 3 months both lived together and got on really well! Prior to the females op we separated them, since then they have been separated. In the...

3 weeks? That's a long time. As we only have 1 cage we are rotating who goes in it. So from 9-4 it's the female then from 4-10 ish it's the male. Then during the night they are put into deprecate rooms so they can be out the cage and play etc.... Is that ok? At the moment I don't have £50...

Again thank you, we are new To bunnies and learning as we go. I'm a little up set because they were best of friends and got on so well.

Ok thanks I will keep them separated untill he is done and recovered.

Hi, I have two mini lop bunnies. 1 female who is 6 months old and a boy who is 4.5 months. The female (Layla) was spayed 2 weeks ago. The boy hamish will be done in December. Since July they have lived together and get on really well. They have full run of the living room and are...

Hi, We have had Layla for about 2 months now. She is 16 weeks old. She has always ate a lot of her food, ate a lot of hay, drank a lot of water and also been very active. 10 days ago we got a new bunny (hamish) we introduced them and they got on great from the get go. They still get on well...

I don't have anything to add I just want to wish you all the best and hope your bunny is ok :)

The past 2-3 days she has not been drinking as much(she usualy drink a lot) So today I syringe fed her water. Will keep an eye on things and continue to syringe feed her fluids if need be. She is stil eating her food and hay and is stil as up beat and playful as always.

OMG so small! Look forward to see how they grow up.

Layla in her house. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/812/laylahouse.jpg/

Ok some info. We have had Layla for 3 weeks now, she is 11 week old mini lop. She loves jumping, eating hay and hiding in cupboards.