How do I stop my rabbit pooping everywhere? | Rabbit Litter Training
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- 5 simple steps to stop your rabbits from pooping all over the house - How to litter train your bunny! Perfect for any bunny owner who struggles with the mess of droppings everywhere. This is a step by step guide to litter training your bunnies with everything you need to get started and be successful with the best possible outcome. Watch as Ari the Rabbit Guy shares the five steps as well as 3 top tips for what you need to do in order to keep your house clean and rabbit-dropping-free. Below you'll find all the litter training supplies you need, shown in this video.
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Bini the Bunny is a Guinness World Record Holding Rabbit, and is the only bunny in the world who can play basketball, paint, comb hair, play arcade games and more.
This video will solve all your questions-
What can I use for rabbit litter?
Can a rabbit be trained to use a litter box?
How do I get my rabbit to stop pooping everywhere?
How do you housebreak a rabbit?
What bedding is bad for rabbits?
How do you clean rabbit pee?
How do you train a rabbit to poop in a litter box?
What litter is best for rabbits?
How to potty train your rabbit?
How to litter train a rabbit?
How Long does it take to litter train a rabbit?
How to train a baby rabbit?
How to train a bunny to be a house bunny?
Rabbit litter pallets
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hello binnie
I put cedar in my rabbits litter box. It stops smell and insect. Works like a charm.
My rabbits are super crazy
@@Sherbear-ig1cq I am not sure about rabbits but i know with ferrets and hamster cedar bedding is very bad for them and can cause respiratory problems because of the aromatic oils in it.
@@MichaelLeeOne the stuff I use is not strong like that . It is dried out and sealed very well. It's not straight from the tree it's self. So im sure it want hurt them not only that a lot of toys are made from dry cedar. A lot of animals roll in it to keep the flees and ticks away and it is best shaved.
If you don't add straw/hay to their litter bin then they always leave before they finish properly. You need to give them something to do - it's the Rabbit equivalent of Reading a book or playing Angry Birds
Yo said playing angry birds😂
Lmao
very funny but it is not true eating the straw/hay is the thing to do
That makes so much sense- Omg thank you...my bunny goes into her litter box but leaves before she even does her business!
Thanks for the tip!
My bunny is already litter trained so I don't know why I'm watching this 😂 JK I know why I'm watching because I love bini the bunny!
hello!!plz can u tell me how didi u train ur bunny not to popping all over the house,kindly????sorry for the trouble...... 😞
@Jas & Kat thank you very much for your advice...love u😍☺
@@alifhasan2115 so what I did was whenever he was about to poop or pee I scooped him up and put him in his litter box and whenever he pooped or peed outside the litter box I would just clean it up and then put the droppings and the urine soaked towel that I used to clean up the pee in the litter box it's just transferring one territory to another and if your bunny is not spayed or neutered it will be a little harder to litter train them as they will have the urge to mark their territory though my bunny was litter box trained he kept pooping outside of his litter box because he was marking as his territory but now that he's neutered he uses his litter box really really well!
@@deborahflipse6885 thank you for your advice dear ,thank you very much......😍😊☺
@@alifhasan2115Check out "Lennon the Bunny". She has a video titled: How to Potty Train Your Rabbit
I think a video like this but also explaining how a rabbit’s digestive system works would be so helpful as background for new/prospective owners to understand what they’re actually dealing with.
Ours still leave poops everywhere.. How do we teach them to vacuum their own poops ?
Give it a small vacuum
Actually I have two buns hassel and nuts and they eat there poop and urine also and I am always disgusted when they do this
Oh no I know ur disgusted too
This is normal for rabbits, they need it for their digestive system.
My male is the reason I vacuum every morning! Totally agree LOL
We change the litterboxes, or toilets as we call them, every 3 days. We don’t use peepads as they’re made from plastic and bad for rabbits to ingest and bad for the environment. Further we use wooden pallets as litter as they absorb urine.
Ofcourse every bunnie-parent is different!
Priscilla agree, I use the puppy pads but I put them under the wood pellet litter & I cut them down. If mine see the pads the try to eat them.
Yup mine too, they’re very curious creatures so they’ll try to eat it.
my bunny has never chewed on paper, or anything for that matter! guess im just lucky
@@melodyg5529 if your rabbit isnt fixed they will spray
@@gailhaas7203 he is fixed!
So cute how your little bunbun was going up and down the steps🐇
I rescued 2 rabbits, Newman and Elaine, from a hoarding situation almost 2 years ago. Never owning rabbits before, I didn't realize how much work they are. Also, I have to go into the next state to take them to the vets. My dogs vet doesn't do rabbit yet they're called Noah's Ark with animals on the sign, including rabbits haha. After about 6 months, hay stopped working and Newmans teeth has to be cut down once a month. I have mastered the litter training. They decided they liked using my dining room as a toilet lol. They roam free but at night they go in a dog kennel for their safety. I have 3 large dogs that welcomed them into their pack but will bring me a hare as a gift 😳. They are a lot of work and expensive but worth every bit of it. We love you, Bini.
Oh dang I think we might live in the same area cus where I live has the same vets name & they don't deal with rabbits🤗
So proud of you
@@michellehitt1976 Franklin, NC
@@nate_35gtr thank you. It kills me when innocent animals are neglected and abused.
@@Mulva_ Yeah that’s it exactly 💞
I love the thumbnail. The mountain of poop is pretty accurate 😂👌
Omg. You have me hooked after seeing him vacuuming up his own poop. Aww!
My bunnies droppings saved my trees. Best fertilizer ever. My dying trees not only survived, but took off.
Literally the best ~ I work on a farm and my bunny buttons out perform by far. The dry ones are great for indoor plants too!
my bunny easily understand where she has to poop whether in cage or outside in litter box.. bunnies are smart pet ...
I highly recommend separating their hay supply from their litter box. Like keep two boxes filled with hay, preferably one with more “used” hay. Your rabbit will pee in the used hay and eat the non used hay.
It’s nice to see a guy doing bunny videos
I love how they do those little flops and sprawl out when they're comfy. We use wood pellets for stoves as litter here
I let my rabbit out of the cage, he had the run of the yard! He would sleep under this one tree! He wouldn’t even go to the bathroom outside on his he lawn! He would wait until he went back inside his coop! In the winter he had his own bed! Smart little fella ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much for your video. This was really helpful. Bini is the luckiest bunny ever to have you!
wheres the other guy. the owner of bini?
Working on some new cool stuff for you ;)
@@BinitheBunny Ah, ok.
Shay? Lol
@@zoe0187 eh, whatever his name is.
His name is Ariel and a friend of Shai. He already made an appearance in this channel one time before, in the video Rabbit won't let anyone smoking.
Thank you Ari, i wish I knew those tricks way before having my beloved Lippi, Princesa and Principe mine 3 bunnies from different stages of my life. I had to leave them in only 1 room covered with journals and free around the backyard, pooping all over, because I didn't know the litter training techniques . Just like a cat..🐰🐇🐾😻
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My buns love to grab the pad and run it around the house LOL- I found those black paper clamps pretty useful for keeping the pad in the box
I wish I still had a bunny. I had one but it, you know. And I really miss my bunny and my parents said we can't get another one. So thanks for the helpful tip when I get another bunny in the future!
Whoa, a waiter, a bartender AND a bunny guy!!
My two (neutered) boys were rescued from a hoarding situation where they were in a hutch with sixteen other adult rabbits, so their experience with litterboxes prior to rescue was limited. They're really good about urinating in the litterbox when they're not marking my husband's stuff (*sigh*) and they do poop in the box because their hay feeder is mounted above the litterbox but the poop is eeeeeeeverywhere. We've always put it back into the box and OF COURSE are not punitive about it, but in the nearly two months since they've come home, I haven't seen an improvement.
That said, it's easy to sweep them up and be glad that they're willing to urinate in it. They've come a long way socially and I'm patient. STILL, I'd love to see more information on litter training adult rabbits. Thank you!!!
This made me cry n go hold n kiss my bunnies❤️🐰❤️🐇
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Bini - bless bless BLESS😘😘😘you !!!
Love the video💕
I love this video. Thank you Bini, Shai and Ari~~What an awesome video this is!!!
Bear Metoo put an additional litter box near the door!!! Worked for my bun! He now has 3 litter boxes :) and is perfect at using them
Yes I asked you to post a video on this when I subscribed to your channel this month. EXCELLENT!!!!!
Thanks for that interesting bunny video. Never had one and your bunny teaching guides are extremely helpful and valuable.
Our cotton bun does a great job going in his potty box. Oatmeal bun needs a little more time to learn litter training. Love your video💯
You know today is going to be a good day when there is a video of Bini in your inbox!!!!
Bini is beautiful. Enjoyed your video very much. I have a two year old male mini rex. I love him dearly. Thanks for the helpful tips.
Another AMAZING video Bini is SO CUTE!
I didn't think of a toy box for hay! Genius 🙌
Very helpful content. Thank you for the vid
The thumbnail is sooo accurate 😂
Right? I was not prepared for how much they poop lol. My two are about 90% trained and the little bit that they poop on the floor, most of it is within a foot or two of their litter box. At least it's dry and doesn't smell lol
I love the outdo i had to keep playing it over and over and over again its so FUNNY
Equine pine pellets horse litter is also an option. It's much cheaper than paper litter and helps with smell. You can get it at Tractor Supply. Also does not need to be changed out as often. I have six rabbits so twice a day is quite impractical.
Cheezitnator u can also get them at Walmart!!!
I like bini's nose...he is the most intelligent and smart bunny ever..a big heart for bini.😊😘😘
Kishore Hembram no Lennon is
Heather Cofer They are both cool
Every bunny is smart including my bunny
I love binny...is so adorable
My rabbit and - I think - most rabbits would nibble on that hygiene pad what is also dangerous as it is made of plastic. I believe that wooden litter is still the best.
Sometimes I just want to take bini and snuggle him and never give him back, of course I would never do that he is just so darn CUTE!
Bini is adorable!!
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My bunnies are very good at pooping in their boxes but every once in a while one slips out 😂😂
Watching this cause my rabbit is potty trained but still poops on the carpet
Yea same
Then he’s just not potty trained
For some reason my bunnies just refuse to stick to their litterbox. Most of their poos and 99% of pee stays inside the box, but they still manage to poop basically everywhere. Both are spayed and it's like 20m² they are freeroaming so it doesn't make sense to get another box. I've just pretty much given up at this point.
@@mandi3891 omg same with my bunny he knows where to pee but he poops everywhere he wants
Lol my bunny is too but he has a thing about pooping on the bed!!! He's perfectly clean even runs to his litter box In a rush but when it comes to the bed he just has to poop on it! I hear it's to protect me lol but I don't want this protection 🤣🤣🤣
Bini vacuuming up his own droppings blew my mind😂😂👏Very smart bunny!
I am trying to litter box train my bun so far it is working thank to this video
Great! This video helped a lot!
Thanks Ari & Bini! Great info as always ❤️. I’m doing ALL those things for 19-month old “Rooney”, but he still makes mistakes with his pee about 3-4 times per month! The poop is easier to deal with, but because of pee mistakes I can’t give him the “free-roam” life he deserves 😩. I adopted Roo from my local rescue shelter when he was about 12 weeks old and he IS neutered, (spay/neuter & micro-chipping is included in the adoption fee). Considering your great tips, I guess you can say I’m stuck at #5....PATIENCE! Any other tips will be gratefully accepted! Great video & it’s always a treat to see sweetie pie, Bini! I hope you’ll be back again, Ari, but may I ask where Bini’s bun-Dad is? Hope he’s well & please make more “Bin-deos”, (Bini + videos)!!! Love to all!!! ❤️❤️🐰🐰❤️❤️
Hi. If you are letting him have a 'large' space for exercise time then reduce that space temporarily until he gets it right again. Play pens are good for this. Also obviously immediately clean the area by removing covers for washing and spraying/cleaning other areas with vinegar and baking soda.
I loved you bunny! He reminds me of my sweet boy.
Great for sharing!
Thanks so much
Love the info getting a free Rome bun soon thanks
I do all of these things and my buns still poop everywhere😭😭😭
They are fixed?
@@karenkennedy4375 yes, for many years 🙄
Same, I was hoping for new tips
Me too 😢😢
cuz some of them couldn't control their system, it's natural :)
I was using the horse bedding pellets for the litter box as others have recommended, but I think these dog wee wee pads may be an easier and quicker cleanup. Thanks for sharing what you learned works best for you. I'm going to test it and see how it goes.
Very good idea sir, thanks for sharing
No dislike plz ..bini always so cute 😍😍😍
Thank you for doing this video! I have a bunny for the first time in my life and would like to give him the chance to roam around a bit so this will help with my concerns about poop everywhere. Now to go search to see if they chew wires!
They 100% do, your gonna have to get cord protectors or baracade the area
They absolutely do mine just ate my iPhone cord and my Alexa hub cord
We love you Bini!!
this is actually ver helpfull my rabbit poops everwere and i was not sure that u should put hay in but now i am
I sweat I need this! I’m always saying “I’ll vacuum later” last time there was so much poop most of my room was covered by it. She loves to poop&per in a corner where I have my file box so I’m trying to move my room around as fast as possible so I can put her litter box in that corner.
our bun was really good about getting it in the litter box until he became a senior citizen. now we leave a trail of thrift store towels to the litter box since he rarely makes it
Omg my bunnies are 5 and 6 yo. They always used the litterbox until recently. Because they started peeing outside of it they developed pododermatites. I'm desperate to make them use the litter box again so all the treatments for their feet work. Your bunny never used the litter box properly again?
@@ClaudiaSilva-ji4jj no he never did. we went from thrift store towels to puppy training pads. we cut down the sides of the litter box thinking he might get back to using it if he could get in it easier but it didnt work. when he was 8 he had a seizure/stroke and we kept a spray water bottle to keep him rinsed off when he would pee on himself. i hope yours are able to readjust to the litter tray i am sorry you are going through this
@@lmontano8190 thank you so much for your reply. I'm really sorry that you went through that with your bunny. I'm trying everything that I can remember, never been more creative. Right now i'm constructing a whole new house and park for them with everything new in hopes they will adapt to a new place the same way as they did before. I don't mind having to clean all the time when they do outside, but the pododermatitis it is creating really worries me, but i believe i'll win the war in the end...for my babies ❤️ thank you again!
I love you Bini!
Great! The video help a lot ! Thnx you💙
Idk why I’m watching this, I already managed to litter train my rabbit.
All I did was have a litter box in the corner of his cage, he used to poop in the opposite corner so every time I noticed some poop I would scoop it up and put it in his litter box. He eventually learned that his poop belonged in the box. :)
Mine won’t she pees in my bed too 😭
Same! My bunny is doing the same thing I did the same as you Hoping that would work. Time will tell now I suppose.
How long did it take for him to get the pooing bit?
I have 4 Rabbits.They poop EVERYWHERE.Thanks for the help
Good video! I always wondered about that.
Thank you for the tips 😊 from a bunny mom of two
1:18 I cant that side drop was addorable
Bini is the same bunny as mine!!
•Lop eared
•Boy
•Lilac Dutch split
🥰🐰😀
He passed away last month :(
Loved this video!
my rabbit died in 2014..and i am only now getting used to the idea of getting another...cuz i know nothing will replace my original rabbit.. he kinda just hopped into the yard..he was taken by the neighbor who tried to bring him to a shelter..the shelter tried to charge the neighbor 70 dollars in surrender fees even tho it wasnt his pet..so my neighbor just brought the rabbit back and rereleased him into our neighborhood.. i found him under my car and took him in..and i didnt have access to the internet like i do now so i wasnt sure how to go about doing this.. he was pretty good but your method is way better.. i truly appreciated these videos.. its going to help me prepare for my next bunny baby.. thank you for doing this!
We also found a bunny brought her in. Learned about rabbits. 😀💝her!!!
Binny the Bunny is so cute
My bunnies chose a specific corner in their enclosure to do their business, and that was where I put their litter box.
Holy mackerel. Did I need to see this. My daughter basically dropped off the bunny for me to take care of, and that has been a big problem, along with the fact that he tries to hump our part Rhodesian Ridgeback dog.
Nice and clean area for your pet. It doesn't look like you have a bunny. Is a beautiful bunny
It literally took 3 days to my baby rabbit. This is how I did:
- Put the litter box where he usually pees. (Mine was peeing close to the food/water bowls so I switched the food/water bowls.)
- Wait for him to go in the litter box. DON’T FORCE HIM. Let him discover it. (It took like 6 - 8 hours for mine)🐇
- Put all his poops in the litter box. And if he pees on something (paper, towel) put it in the litter box.📦
- BE PATIENT. IT WILL TAKE TIME‼️
- The next day my rabbit only peed one time outside of the box. And of course he had a few poops 💩😅
- Change the litter every 2 - 3 days and wash it every day 🙃
Just start my channel!
Chanel Le Bélier I was wondering if you had any more advice as I can’t move Sophias litter box to where she keeps pooping or peeing and I can put what she keeps going to the bathroom on in her litter box and she used to be good but I’m trying to free roam her and she has just suddenly started this yesterday
Chloe Rebekah my advice would be don’t free roam her if she’s not clean. I know we all want our rabbit to be happy in a big large room, but we also need to be happy. And I can tell you by experience that cleaning every single poop/pee is not funny.
Did you put hay in the litter box?? If so, has she ever been into her litter box?? I not you should encourage her to by putting her pallets/veggies near. Rabbits are curious animals!
Hope that helped!!
If you have any other questions ask them!!
Tell me how it went!!
Chanel Le Bélier I put hay in last night and she went into her litter box but if still pooping on my bed so I ended up using the top layer of the cage as like a pen bit around her cage so it’s like open but not all the way around my room
Chloe Rebekah oh good idea!! Little question how did you make her go on your bed??
1:12 awww so cute 😂😂😘😘
BINI IS ADORABLE ❤️
I needed to watch this vid
Cause my rabbit litters everywhere including myself
If you use a pee pad just be careful that your bunny doesn’t chew the plastic edges. To bunny proof it you can either fold the plastic edges under the pad or you can just snip them off. Not all bunnies chew them but rather be safe than sorry 🥳
Mine just dig it until the pad is completely off
my guy would 100% rip and eat that blue plastic edging on the puppy pads but other than that this is exactly what I do for my guy! nice video!
Nice tutorial, thanks.
I’m getting my bunny in August and I’m doing so much research. I’m gonna turn my channel into a makeup and bunny vlog channel 💞
Damn,did Bini just vacuumed his on droppings. How did you train him to do so!!
Really good ,you look after your bunnies very well , rabbits make excellent family pets , some like your wallpaper and some your phone cables to chew so keep on top of that from the start
My bunny must've just now discovered his teevers or I mean, he's just now getting to a pt where he knows he needs to grind them down, I guess. He has teeth gnawing down type things, i think he's just going about it backwards. He just as of now, (a couple of weeks old) starting to get into cables. Just not his honey wheat hard thing. He likes the outside of his cage tho... its made out of wood.
My bunnies live outside so I put the litter box in a small green house and I filled the plant shelf with hay as well as the bottom it works great😋
I just bought my son a fuzzy lop rabbit and the next morning there was poop droppings everywhere. My son never seen rabbit poop and asked what all the mess was on the floor.
I said "son that's a bunch of smart pills."
Without warning he picks one up, puts it in his mouth and chews.
He looks at me with a nasty look and says "daddy it taste like crap!"
"See son, your getting smarter already"
😂😂😂are you joking??
You're nasty...
😂😂😂😂
Randy why would you do that to stan
this was so helpful! the last time i did this my bunny ace started ripping apart the pet pad but i'll try it with hay this time :)
Liv Kristen well since Bini is older he probably isn’t as destructive... it’s really dangerous for bunnies to chew or eat puppy pads
Jessica M yeah true, this was also when my bunny was much younger that’s why I stopped immediately once he ripped one apart, but hopefully this time around he won’t
Beautiful bun!
Nice video, Ari and Bini🐰🐇🐰🐇
I have two rabbit girls and they poop everywhere thabks for this vids 😀🐰
Woow it's nice.. Thanks very helpful for me.. My chintu poop so much.. Hihi
Thank you! Now my rabbits are completely trained 😁 thanks and also i subscribed to ur channel...
I really love this channel ❣️
I did all steps,they even used it for a while but now they pooping and peeing all over my room( and some in the litter box) help me please
same!! don’t know what else to do :(
Are your rabbits fixed?
Humera Hussain no, I even spayed them😪
How old are your rabbits and are they desexed? A lot of the time baby rabbits can be litter trained but when they hit puberty and hormones kick in they are more prone to marking their territory by peeing and pooping. To combat this you will have to spay and neuter your bunnies and maybe begin the training process again. It takes time :)
@@gracie177 how long does the teenage phase last? mine are 7 months old and have been neutered for around 5 weeks now, but they still haven't gotten back to their litter trained selves
Love it when bini Vaccuum his own Poop Hahahaha!!!XD
THANK you. Didn't know that about rabbits
Before I was born, my brother had a bunny and followed it around the house. My mom caught him eating the rabbit's droppings thinking they were chocolate chips!! 😂🤣
I would have thought he would have figured out they weren't by the taste. 😜.
I got a white rabbit when I was a child with blue eyes and she lived until she was 16. She was a very happy rabbit, I used a cat harness and took her outside for walks.
She lived in a large outdoor hutch with a house section and an outdoor place to play, all safely enclosed and on legs. We also had a collie that loved her and protected her. -(even from unknown neighborhood kids who came by and wanted to see her.)
She designated one corner to "go" outside, and sometimes pooped inside her house in a little spot, but never peed in there.
Our bunny poos so much. Like the guinea pigs. It really is a wonder how their poos end up everywhere. Prob my hubby being lazy & just throwing poos on the ground instead of in a bag somewhere, while I left a drink somewhere on the ground: nice. There's poo in my drink. Prob all my male pets: 😍 yw 🤗
Thanks for your video! I use the same kind of litter bin for my lionhead, but I use recycled paper litter and some of my old hamster fluff for the litter. It actually works really well! He only pees in this, but I do find little poops all around his cage...
Not going to lie this helped!!!
But your rabbit looks exactly like mine....
After a long time..finally we see thr bini..love you..😘😘
Very helpful thank you
I never had issues with training our rabbits, in fact I never trained them, I just plopped the litter box and they started using it. But as of recently, one of our rabbits pees just outside of the litter box 90% of the time. I just don't know how to stop that, I tried scrubbing the area to remove any previous scents but it doesn't help, she just does that. The other rabbit, a male (they are both fixed) is huge and although the litterbox is huge, too, when he jumps in, she just leaves and finishes her business next to it. I tried with two or even three litter boxes, but it doesn't help. He never pees outside, only she. And, hers is always the last "word". If I clean the pee 7 times, she will pee the 8th times. She must have three backup bladders somewhere, I don't know.
Fortunately, it's a tiled floor so it helps with the cleaning. She's not peeing anywhere else in the flat, for that matter. The litter box content is wood filing at the bottom covered with a thick layer of wood pellets. It helps with odour, it doesn't have to be changed that often and it's cheap. Dell poops like a horse so fancier methods would have bankrupted us by now.
Btw, she does pee in the litter box, she does go in there to do her business, but most of the times she just pees outside. She figured it's just easier. I tried setting up absorbent pads and stuff, but both of them can't stand the sight of anything papery, thin, or which sticks out - it must be shredded to pieces.
I have exactly the same problem with my female rabbit. The male is no problem. And she also poops everywhere. And she likes to pee on the couch en if we let her long enough on our lapp she will pee on us too.