I have a potty trained rabbit. There are rare issues with him marking his territory. Would this be safe to use in small doses for that?
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Well... I'm not impressed with liquid fence. It stinks to the high heavens, but it does not repel the rabbits that eat my plants! They hop right through the stuff, i've watched them do it. Now I'm using a pellet gun. Much more effective! Sorry, i know you have a rabbit as a pet, but the ones in my yard are evil pests.
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Funny we have the same name and I have two rabbits.. I honestly think it's just real or artificial urine scent. Smells bad though and strong, not easy to wash off your hands strong.. so I'd never put it indoors anywhere. Outdoors I can't see why not. I use it for squirrels though.. rabbit pee is a strong smell as well, it might not bother them that much..
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well. works good for 1 dwarf rabbit 2-3 days at a time. would recommended, although may be tight for multiple critters. inpect plastic tray when you receive make sure not cracked. will not hold up to abuse(from moving around and/or packing stuff tightly around it imo) but if careful should last a while - being aware of this makes it a good bang for the buck!
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No do not use this for rabbits with short or medium length fur. If your rabbit has long fur it is safe, but otherwise I recommend a brush that looks more like your own hair brush. With rounded tips and soft bristles. Otherwise it can hurt the rabbit. Another tips is to spray your rabbit with water then brush it out with a hair brush. Their fur is much different than a dog or cat, so long-hair rabbits go ahead use this but NOT on a short-haired rabbit.
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Yes it works great for bunnies small and big. If you have a small room than it is pretty spacious if you shape it as shown. I used a rectangular shape against the wall to save on space. I now use mine outside to allow my 2 rabbits to have grass.
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Unless you have it tested by a lab, I do not think you can. Every time I used mine was testimony of its effectiveness. Once, I had a bottle of this same brand for over two decades and it worked when I needed it. It is discharged in a stream pattern and it is harder to use on smaller quick moving dogs. A mist might be better. Remember that using any product, such as bear spray on a dog, on anything other than its "listed" purpose may get you in a heap of trouble because of the Federal use laws.
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Maybe. I had a long, informative conversation with my vet about cat bathroom habits gone horribly wrong & learned that there are multiple factors at work in what makes an animal use a spot. XO has NO deterrent to prevent using the spot again. (A deterrent in the garden, for example, is red pepper flakes which cause the animal to avoid the area.) My experience is that XO takes away the "marking" scent that made the spot attractive to the animal. But the spot might be attractive for other reasons (how it feels, location & other factors.) XO can't solve that. I tried a product sold by my local pet supply store. It did not work as well as XO. I continue to buy XO. My cat who liked to use my best rug as a bathroom passed away from old age. I continue to buy XO to use around the house. I have a youngster who is sometimes visited by the barf fairy during the night & his aim misses the toilet bowl -- XO works wonders in ridding smells. It does not merely mask them as some product do. Hope this helps.
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Most likely not. It's too small. Perhaps a dwarf rabbit, but a large single floor pen would be much healthier for a rabbit.
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My experience says no. The granules contain fox and other predator urine. Rabbits multiply so fast they don't develop a fear of the scent. I have placed it immediately outside their burrows and they run right by it. It clearly burns their feet and they scratch patches in your lawn trying to get it off their feet. Good luck.
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It can, but my only concern would be in the nest box area. Mine had a particle board bottom and I think that might rot out if it gets too wet. Not sure how rabbits defecate (just pellet poop or with urine), but I'd either line and seal it or use a lot of bedding.
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I recommed you seek advise from rabbit care experts. I think you will find it safe since its made from recycled newspaper. This particular brand and product is great because there is no scent to cause respiratory issues in my guinea pigs. Good luck!
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Not that I know of, but friends did use it for rabbits. If they can drink from a bowl should be ok.
1022360
I would say that it is mostly for urine. However I took a side cutter and removed several of the cross members so the the rabbit pellets could fall through. That seems to work. I bought three so that I have a clean on ready all the time. Hope this helped you..
253887
That will depend entirely on the essential oil you use. The unit itself is safe of course. Research the oils you use and double check with your vet.
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Yes, he would probably be fine. My bunny is about 3 pounds, and could be left in this pen. I guess it would depend what other pets you have in the home. I wouldn't leave him unattended if you had a dog or cat who might push on the pen or jump into it...
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I've used it twice on my hard wood floors with no ill effects. Maybe you left it on the surface a tad too long. And, this product is a "stain and odor remover", so I don't think it's intended to keep the offending animal from going back to the same spot. I think there are other products out there to try for prevention purposes.
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My rabbit loves it. Its safe for her to eat and it absorbs odor so I don't have to clean as often.I don't notice the smell of the pellets because I only use a cup full and put it directly into her litter box. If you use it as bedding then you may notice the smell more.
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I only use bedding in the bottom pan, we do not put bedding on the wire rack. My bunny has no problem with her feet hurting on the wire, but I do make sure she has a bed to lie on if she wants. I really like this cage because the bottom pan is so deep and the poo does not overflow. I also don't recommend putting bedding where your bunny can sit in its own urine since they can get a parasite that could come from sitting in its urine. You can also put hay on the wire to help the bunnies feet.