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Gotcha! Yeah I think making the pen a smidge smaller, and confining them to the pen for a few days should help!

A rubber broom!

I just got one a few months ago and wonder what took me so long to get one (after 10+ years of hand-picking up hay and unclogging my vaccum)

I’ve only been here a little over a week. I’ll try making their pen smaller. Thank you!

I think restricting their space for a little while could help. How long ago did you move?  It sounds like territorial marking because of the new location. Then once they get organized again you can slowly expand the space.

All, well it’s good she doesn’t seem to be laying in her pee. When my girl got older her litter box habits got a bit lazier. She would often get up from sleeping and just pee where she was. It did help to get her a litter box with a lower side. The sell some meant for senior cats that worked out great for her.

I second the pine pellets! So good for odour control, so cheap, and lasts quite a while! Love them!

I actually don’t know when it happens.  She lounges and sleeps a LOT these days, it is hard being old 🙂  I just find it after the fact when I go to feed her or change her litter, etc.  I usually see it where she sleeps the most, that’s why I wonder if maybe she wakes and has to go but too slow to get there? It doesn’t seem to be leaking, I on…[Read more]

Aww poor girl. <3 Does she get up from sleeping and just pee where she is, or is it while she is laying down?

I’m not familiar with age-related incontinence in rabbits, but my female dog growing up had this when she got into her senior years. It would be good to rule out a UTI, as they can cause urine dribbling and leaking.

I use pine pellets! They are super cheap ($9 for 40 lb from the feed store) and work really well. I just put a fluffy layer of hay on top of them.

I use pee pads sometimes (like for lining carriers) but I think using them all the time would be expensive and wasteful (so much plastic trash!).

Not many folks here know very much about baby bunnies (since breeding discussion isn’t allowed here), but the weaning process happens at around 4-5 weeks. After that time they are still developing their gut flora and being with their siblings is good for their behavioral development.

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@Noodletherabbit Thank you! It doesn’t happen every time he eats his cecotropes, but I often find brown spots on the blankets. What diet did your bunny switch to? Thanks. 🙂

His former owner told me he is over 3 years old but I am not so sure about that lol since she lied about the neutering

They’re so cute together! After how much his life has changed for the better, I’m sure it never even crossed Fresno’s mind to cause trouble during bonding, he appreciates anything and everything he has. He’s one lucky bun. And Nora is just too cute for words! 😀