Rabbits And Toilet Training

Bunny will choose a place for its toilet naturally.

Place some droppings on the toilet tray in its chosen place.
If bunny decides to use its nest box area as a toilet, then put the litter tray in the nest box.
That is not a problem for a male.

“Does” will change their spot when pregnant, and building a nest. Then you can shift the litter tray into the run area.

No need to use kitty litter.
Use a hand full of hay.

Rinse out toilet daily with water.
Don’t use disinfectant.
Occasionally it will need a good scrub


Rabbit droppings are fine to place directly on garden.

Urine is usually healthy when either bright orange or milky white

Once the toilet training has been established, and the litter tray smells like a toilet, you can shift it into the house or playpen, and hopefully bunny will use it wherever you place it.
It is helpful to have a few toilets around if bunny is inside.

You cannot expect a rabbit to find the bathroom, as a cat would. The rabbit toilet needs to be placed in close proximity.

Give your rabbit parsley to eat, to help make the urine smell sweet.