Does anyone have rabbits? I was wondering how it would pick up, well a few run away round rabbit turds?
477993
i don't have rabbits, but i do have a dog that eats milk bones and is constantly leaving broken little pieces around and it does pick those up.
477994
First off... lmbo. I do not have rabbits but I have a 22-month old who leaves a trail of cereal behind him. In particular peanut butter captain crunch. It is little ball shaped. When vacuuming them up I have to place the vacuum on top of the cereal. You cant just run it over as it will push it out the way instead of going under. Hope this helps.
477995
I think it would. It picks up things like dropped dried beans etc for me. As long as you keep the bag cleaned out regularly, this little vac will pick up just about what a large one does.
477996
Are you asking about pet rabbits or outside bunnies?? I sure would not attempt using it out in my yard, and they are referred to as "bunny berries", not turds.....
2228822
We have one very large French Lop living like a king in this house. Not sure how large your rabbits are but I could see 2 his size living comfortably. We have his food on one side near the walkway upstairs, and his litter box is on the 1st level, directly under the 2nd level.
893743
I can't answer that because I've never had a problem with rabbits burrowing. In my yard they live I in the hedges, sneak out, and eat the flowers.
2025582
Did you ever find something for your cat? I just toilet trained mine and am looking for something that will flush the toilet every few hours...not necessarily motion activated (i've read that those don't work very well for cats).
644255
I have bunnies around my garden but put up a wire rabbit fence and then draped the Dewitt net across the garden and surrounding fence. They have not chewed the net or tried. But with the fence in addition to the net, it's not exactly the same scenario.
309443
I don't know I don't have rabbits. it hangs directly overhead from the bottom of a bucket for instance soI don't know if rabbits will drink like this. Also chickens are attracted to red items and things like this so they adapt easily.
980915
No it doesn't I find laying a garbage bag down then newspaper on top of that with some bedding. Its easy to clean then I roll it all up & throw it away. Hope this helps I have 3 rabbit cages & I find it better this way!
630967
It will work but it is made for larger poop like a very big dog. It is the largest pooper scooper I have ever seen. I dont think you really need something so big. But it will work. It is all metal and the teeth in the scoop are close together. So it should work for a rabbit.
1727072
This kind of litter was recommended by not only Bunny Luv, a shelter for rabbits but also my vet of 30 years. The other kind of litter, sand or whatever is not good for rabbits because of all the dust. This is absolutely the best kind you can use for rabbits and they have never had any problems with it. My cats have even adjusted to it in just a couple of days, can't go wrong with it as far as I am aware.
701389
I think ferrets would get their heads through the bar, and slink their way out being long and skinny. My rabbits are fine but ferrets are way more mischievous ;)
1727069
I don't see why not. If your rabbits uses a litterbox it's a great option. It's is better than kitty litter which gets tracked everywhere and is dusty and bad for the respiratory system
1890167
I think it will get rid of anything as long as it is set up the rite way...there are different settings & a motion detect mode....you have to mess with them alittle....I haven't had no rabbits for a while now ....and it does move the stray kits around....
1369260
No way is this big enough for a larger breed of rabbit.. the only breed that would be okay would be a holland lop but like I said cleaning it will be a nightmare as poop and pee STICKS to the pans.. and rabbits are quite messy.
419704
Try this: put the food container and hay feeder on the top of litter box at corners because bunny eats and poops concurrently. It works for me bunny with less accidents on the feeding platform now... but he pees in bedding area all the time, any suggestions?
990146
If you use vinegar, make sure to clean it off afterwards really well, rabbits hate the smell and the last thing you want is a rabbit avoiding their litterbox.
1970805
Lol, my rabbit chews on it sometimes still too. She likes to try to pull it around with her like a toy also. I just hooked it to one of the cage "bars" so that she can't pull it around too much and set her in it. She did not stay long, but got the idea. Sometimes she flattens it out and lays on top of the outside of it and honestly, sometimes my silly rabbit like to lay in her litter box. She thinks that is a cool bed rather than a litter box, lol! Anyway, I would just keep sitting her back in it and she will probably decide it is a snuggley place to be. Good luck!
730417
We bury it deep in the run they created. When you get gophers these size, the runs are massive and will actually serve as an underground highway for future litters - I know it is only a theory, but some of the pest control services state that gophers are repelled by the odor of decaying carcasses and will actual avoid the run for a while. Whatever the reason, I have no gophers now - at the moment.