Just got a cute bunny with my girlfriend. Pic related. This is our first bunny and we're trying to make sure we give her a good home/life. Reason I came here is the pet shop we got her from fed her exclusively pellets and I have reason to believe they separated her from her mom before 8 weeks. We want to introduce her to hay and only supplement it with pellets and veggies, how do we go about doing this? Another question I have is how to teach her to use a designated litter box? Is it just positive reinforcement? How long should it take?
>>2093431
She rarely touches her hay and noms liberally on the pellets when we put them in her bowl. When there's no other food she barely munched on her hay.
>>2093431
you got a defective bunny
it's RUINED
>>2093433
BunnyLivesMatter
>>2093431
start by getting a pen considering that that cage is probably tiny as shit
and then a partner for it
>>2093442
How big should the pen be?
>>2093442
Also, it's an indoor rabbit.
>>2093444
4 square meters for two buns would be ideal
>>2093453
Should the pen be outside or can be inside provided they have enough space and can roam around the house?
>>2093457
Inside is fine. It's just important that they've got some space to move around in all the time.
>>2093461
There aren't too many places in my house with a lot of horizontal space, though I have plenty of vertical space and we spent good time bunny-proofing our room for its safety. Would having a taller pen and letting roam say, a room or living room, be okay for a while or is there no replacing a wide pen? Getting a second bunny friend for her today.
