how often should I clean outdoor cage on natural ground

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- 08/31/2015 at 10:15 AM
  tarik
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  Hi
  
  Noob question.
  
  I have built a big rabbit cage for my two rabbits, its outdoors and the floor is dirt and vegetation.
  
  My question, how often should I clean the cage, or do I even have to clean it since its on the natural ground?
  
  cage is 8 by 3 meters (25*10 feet)
  
  Thanks!
- 09/01/2015 at 9:21 AM
  Bam
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  Are your rabbits going to live in the outdoors cage permanently?
  I recommend you to try and litter-train your buns. That way they go in one or two litter box/es that you can clean instead of having to clean the whole cage. Animals shouldn’t live among their own pee and poop for health reasons. It also attracts flies.
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