Rabbit waste can contaminate your rabbit’s food and water if not cleaned up on a regular basis, which can make your rabbit really sick. Therefore, it is important for you to have a schedule for cleaning up your rabbit’s litter box and replacing the litter in the box. If your rabbit is not litter box trained, then you may want to take the time to train your rabbit to use a litter box. Maintaining your rabbit’s litter box on a regular basis will help to keep your rabbit healthy and also makes cleaning out your rabbit’s cage much easier.
- Larger Litter Boxes: To help keep the litter box clean on a regular basis, use a litter scoop like the Marchioro Pala 12 Litter Scoop to make removing rabbit waste much easier. This litter scoop is great because it has holes that catch lumps of feces and urine and allows clean litter to pass through the holes and is perfect for use in a larger size litter box. It is made of a durable plastic and is easy to clean with a wipe. Keep this litter scoop next to your rabbit’s cage for convenience. It is not a good idea to store the litter scoop in your rabbit’s cage.
- Smaller litter boxes: The Marchioro Pala 11 Litter Scoop is similar to the Pala 12 above, but it has smaller slats to make scooping up smaller rabbit feces easier. It is also made of durable, easy-to-clean plastic and is ideal for use in litter boxes that are square shape.
- Corner Litter Boxes: Another litter scoop that is especially designed for use in a rabbit’s cage is the Bunny Corner Litter Scoop for Small Animals. This litter scoop has a bunny on the handle and is made especially for use in a corner litter box. The tip of this litter scoop is pointed and perfect for getting into tight spaces, which makes it easier to get the waste out of the litter box.
