What to do if a rabbit poops and urinates randomly

What should I do if a rabbit poops and urinates randomly? ——10 days of network hotspot analysis and solutions

Recently, the issue of "pet rabbits excreting everywhere" has become a hot topic among pet owners. According to the data monitoring of the entire network within 10 days (from June The following are structured data analysis and solutions:

1. Statistics of hot spots across the entire network

2. Analysis of the cause of the problem (top 3)

1.Physiological characteristics (42%): Rabbits are "rectal animals". Fast digestion leads to frequent defecation, and it is more difficult for young rabbits to control themselves.

2.Territory markers (35%): Unneutered adult rabbits will use their excrement to divide their territories, especially during estrus.

3.Improper feeding (accounting for 23%): Problems caused by improper location of toilet, choice of mat material or cleaning frequency

3. Solution popularity ranking

4. Detailed operation guide

1.Four Steps to Toilet Training
① Observe and place the toilet at the place where excretion is often done
② Dip the urine into a paper towel and put it in the toilet
③ Give rewards after each correct use
④ Insist on cleaning up excrement in non-toilet areas

2.Key points for equipment selection
• Toilet size ≥ 1.5 times rabbit body length
• Triangular corner toilet recommended
• Cushion material selection: wood pellets>paper cotton>wood chips

3.emergency treatment plan
• White vinegar + water (1:3) to remove urine stains
• Baking soda breaks down stubborn odors
• Pet-specific disinfectant prevents duplication of marking

5. Special reminder from experts

• It is recommended to give priority to surgery for unneutered rabbits over 6 months old
• Sudden increase in excretion may be a sign of illness
• Avoid using closed litter boxes to prevent respiratory infections

According to the latest survey by @CutePet Medical Association, 87% of domestic rabbits can establish good excretion habits within 3 weeks after correct training. The owner's patience and scientific methods can completely solve this "sweet trouble".