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My year old, 2 pound, (tiny) Netherland dwarf stopped going to the bathroom in his cage. He would hold it and then during play time he would use his outdoor/free run litter pan.
Eventually when he couldn’t hold it anymore he would go to the bathroom in his bed in his cage.
My bun likes eating, sleeping, and going to the bathroom in his box, and he is apparently a very clean bunny. He didn’t like using his ox because of how small it was, he had room to lay down and turn around, but he still had to lay on top of his mess. Hi playtime box on the other hand was twice the size of his cage box.
I bought a bigger box for his cage (at least 6 of him could fit in it) and ta-da, he has started using his litter box again!
Hope this helps some people!
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