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Pick the right pan: a large shallow box or corner pan works best. Use paper or wood-pellet litter — we use pine pellets (Tractor Supply) — never clumping cat litter.

Put the hay in the box: bunnies like to munch while they go, so a hay rack or a loose handful right at the pan keeps them coming back.

Sweep and relocate: move any droppings and soiled litter into the pan. Their nose does the teaching.

Start small: begin in their enclosure or an x-pen, and expand their space as they succeed.

Reward the wins: a pellet or a leafy green for good visits — and clean accidents with white vinegar to erase the scent.

Stay patient: most bunnies catch on within days to weeks, and spaying or neutering makes habits far more reliable.

Accidents happen — clean quietly and skip the scolding; bunnies do not respond to discipline.

Marking may spike in new spaces — shrink their territory and expand it again slowly.

A few droppings outside the pan are often hello notes in a new room, not failures.