Why is he a brat?

Many buns like comfy cat beds but many also don’t. Many buns also like to pee on soft things.

Some buns just don’t like beds. Kurotta is one of them and just very much prefers the cold, hard tiled floor as his place to sleep or rest.

What we view as comfy and nice places to sleep may not be the same for them. I do put cardboard boxes down with hay inside, but that’s more like a hideout/extra place to eat hay/chew and digging toy for Kurotta rather than a resting place.

Btw if you don’t want him to sit in his pee and poop, you can either make a grate for your litter box or get one with a grate.

I think he sounds like a typical rabbit! I gave my rabbit a cat bed, the next morningit had 50 holes in it and there was stuffing everywhere =) The bed he likes is IKEA Duktig, it’s made of wood so it’d take him a while to tear it apart. I have vet bed fleece in his bed, easy to wash and doesn’t seem tasty at all.

Buns like destroying stuff. It’s not really called destruction, it’s called bunstruction, and that’s for a reason! He probably doesn’t understand the human intention with toys, but whatever he does with his toys and boxes, I bet he’s having a great time. And that’s what’s important.

You can make a litterbox grid from wire mesh or knitting mesh. The pee and poop goes through and the bun stays on top of the grid. I don’t have a picture, but I know that several of our members use litter box grids, so hopefully someone will post a picture!

I didn’t DIY the grate – I bought a litter box that came with it. I’m not sure if this type of litter box is available in your area though. Here’s a picture of mine:

As you can see, the litter is at the bottom of the grate so Kurotta’s poop and pee will just fall below it.