Training your rabbit to use a litterbox also makes your clean-up job easier. However, choosing the best litterbox set-up may take a little homework. As rabbits become more popular as house pets, litterboxes designed for rabbits have also become more prevalent in the pet supply market. We are hopeful this trend will encourage people to keep their pet rabbits indoors. First, the litterbox Generally speaking, bigger is better in litterboxes.
Rabbits prefer to hop in and play around, munch on some hay and do their business.
Making Thumper's litterbox enjoyable will encourage him to use the box as intended. Before purchasing a litterbox, make sure your cage and the cage door are big enough. These come in several sizes and colors and are easily kept clean with white vinegar. They can be adapted for a rabbit by filling with non-toxic litter, placing a large handful of fresh hay in one end of the box and allowing Thumper to do the rest. Rabbits tend to enjoy this basic set-up and use it with ease.