That is my plan actually, I’m hoping to save up enough to get one spayed after the other; and then I’m hoping to work on bonding them. I really want them to be able to live in peace with one another without having to play individually and then pee and poop all over my carpet because they both want to mark their territory. It’s a hassle to have to try cleaning it up before it stains my carpet! XD Luckily I have wipes and a stain reducing spray and deodorizer for these moments though.

I’m working on getting them both a hay bin with unlimited hay, it shouldn’t be too long for that because I know it’s something they constantly need and right now I’m low and barely have enough to spread between them. So I’m trying to work on that soon, (I have about a weeks worth of hay left and I’m hoping to get a hay bin and some more hay really soon). There water is on a constant refill because they tend to move there water bowls around letting me know it’s empty, and they both also have a bottle (right now Aria doesn’t have a water bowl because I want to get her a glass crock like her food dish). She seems to be doing okay with her bottle but I’m definitely hoping to get her a water bowl soon because I know it’s more natural for them to drink like that.

Her litter box is actually farther away from the new bunny, it’s to the right while the bunny is to the left — which is why I didn’t really understand the peeing in that corner.

I’ll try to find some cardboard dividers to put there for privacy and hope she goes back to her normal pattern. Otherwise her poops, pees, and her appetite seem in check. I had a feeling this was happening because of the other rabbit — since Pixie is kind of mad at me for bringing home Aria.

I’m hoping to get a lot of things in a system this weekend before they’re out of hay: a hay bin, unlimited hay supply, water bowl for Aria, better cage set up for Aria, and litter training for Aria (because I think with the divider Pixie should be fine).

They’re both about a year old. I’m saving up some extra money for the bunnies so I can get Pixie spayed — then I plan on saving up again to get Aria spayed (I’m assuming she hasn’t been, but she was previously owned so I’m unsure).

I’m also hoping to order some stuff I really urgently need for them and their cages tomorrow.

I never thought of that, there is a Walmart and a Lowes just up the road.

So Pixie is getting better at going where she should be going.  Pixie does better going in places in her cage that don’t smell like herself or food.  So we found this rabbit cage cleaning stuff and we clean her litter box with that and it no longer smells like her, then we line it with newpaper and she goes there to amke it smell like her.

Aria has also gotten better at going in one area of her cage as well, hopefully soon she’ll have a proper set up (still the bare cage bottom – but we check her feet every week and they are clear of hocks and other sores, which is a plus).  Aria likes to go in places that smell like her, so we use the spray we found (the one we use to get Pixie to go where we want her to) and use it where we don’t want Aria to go.

Once they have the cages I really want them to have, and the proper set ups I’m hoping to get them better litter boxes that I found at the Walmart up the road (right now though, since they are still unfortunately in the starter cages [ :/ ] the litter boxes I found would take up a lot of room and would be difficult to get in and out of).  I’m working on it though.

I have two cages in mind that I’m thinking of getting for them from this website I found Leithwerks…  I like the two level cages, but I’m afraid that the holes to get the the second level with the ramp will be too small for Pixie…  I still might try, maybe, but I’m afraid it may be a waste of money for Pixie, so I was thinking of making a two story, open top, NIC cage for them both that comes to my waste so I can still reach them and get to them, but where they wouldn’t be able to get out…  It would give them both more stetching room and parascoping room, and I could put more things in the cage, like a bigger litterbox, some more toys and a hidey hut.  I’m planning on having the one part of the room that is specific for them the area where it will be built, so I’m thinking of getting the material and working on that, but I’m going to put up a wall for both of them, an inch apart so they have no room to bite one another, but enough where they can still sniff each other and get used to each other’s sent.  Then once they are spayed, and I’ll wait a month to do this, I’ll star bonding them.  Once in the middle of bonding, if they are doing good, I’ll take down one wall, maybe hang a sheet over to prevent biting (since it won’t be a neutral space.  Then when finally bonded I’ll remove the wall and keep an eye on them for a while to amke sure they can hadle it.

With the new things that may happen I’ll take it slow with them since the changes will be a change.  So I’ll prolly introduce the cage thing, and slowly add all the other things, I don’t want to effect the too much.

Hopefully this will all work out and be good.  It seems like a full proof plan, I just need to get some money and get it all according to the plans so I can get it all set.  :3

I’m hoping to get them both spayed in the next few months, granted I ahve the money saved up.  I’m close to having enough for one, but I want to make sure I have it for both because I kind of want to get them both done in a fairly good manor between the other, so I have a good month or so before I can bond them…

Hopefully it’ll happen the way I’m hoping.