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I got a covered litterbox the other day. I was very excited to try it out as my bunnies seem to kick out litter and poos when then jump out. Also I wanted a way to keep their hay more contained (aka not getting everywhere).
I devised this solution:
Arduina is modeling how it works (she’s a camera/attention hog).
I zip tied a wire paper/letter organizer to the top of the litterbox lid, one side using metal clips to the zip tie loop so that I can add more hay.
At first they didn’t really like it since they were use to having a free for all pile of hay. This takes a little more work to get, but less mess on my part. I hope they get use to it.
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