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I would probably change mine more often...if I only used the pellets. I found the pellets alone would not absorb urine fast enough..(her under side was getting wet)...so I put 3 or 4 layers of paper towels in the bottom. I only have the one rabbit...so I can go 2 days...change it on the third day

I use the woodstove heater pellets. I change Daysi's litter box every 3 days. When I first got her, I bought 10 - 40lb bags....lol. She is a Flemish Giant and living in the South the woodstove pellets are only available in the winter here. I have since found out I WAY over bought ... in a year...

I use a spray bottle with water. Whenever Daysi starts to dig or chew the carpet ....I give her a squirt. She hates it. It hasn't completely stopped her...but she does it less frequently.

This is my Daysi...she is a year old and weighs about 18lbs....

Thanks for your post Idoerr... I'm glad to know that you have a bunny who doesn't really like hay. She will eat a little but not very much. I'm going to make it available to her at all times... but I'm not going to worry about her not eating it since reading your response. This is my Daysi...

Thanks so much for taking the time to respond. I feel more confident now that I was doing the right thing just feeding her hay and pellets. I will wait for veggies and greens. She has been eating hay much better today. I hung a tray on the side of her cage and placed the hay in there... who...

I was gifted with an 8 week old Flemish Giant Doe last Sunday (12/16/12) Even though I would have liked to be more prepared before getting her, I'm absolutely in love... I have questions about how much to feed her....the more I read the more confused I have become. I'm hoping to hear from...