Bunny changed her litter habits

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- 10/05/2018 at 3:55 AM
  Andreea
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  Hi! I have a spayed lionhead female named Yuki. Even before spaying her she was good at using the litterbox and after spaying her she never had accidents again…until now. Last week I got a new bunny, this time a german lop male named Rocky. They are living in different rooms for the moment but I am pretty sure she knows that there is a bunny in the house. Since I got Rocky Yuki started to poop everywere. She is still peeing in the litter box so it isn’t so hard to clean but I want her to stop it. I think she is marking her territory. Is there anything I can do or I have to wait until they will be bonded?
- 10/07/2018 at 3:15 AM
  Azerane
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  Yes she will be marking her territory. She may continue to do so until they are bonded, some bunnies will ease up on it after a week or two, some don’t. There’s not really much you can do about it except pick up poops as soon as you see them.
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