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Forum BEHAVIOR Litter Training after head tilt

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    • witchhazel23
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        Hello, my rabbit Hazel was litter trained, she’s around 6 yrs old. September she experienced head tilt and has some permanent damage but no more tilting. I’ve been trying since then to get her back into potty training, but it’s not working. I did find that using two boxes next to each other will limit the mess, but eventually she will pee on the area rug. Has anyone else been able to train again after head tilt? any suggestions?


      • LBJ10
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          What caused the head tilt and how was she treated? I’m curious because incontinence is a symptom of EC.

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