It's confusing that web sites describe rabbits to be good house pets because they are fastidious with their litter habits at the same time they often also describe that rabbits defecate when and where they eat and that it's normal for rabbits to lay on their litter box. Can rabbits be house-trained to the extent that cats and dogs can or will "accidents" on the furniture be a frequent occurance rather than an infrequent occurance?

My cat is almost 4 years old. Lately after I have been holding him, my pants are left with a spot where his butt was that smells so bad!!!! What is causing this? I don't want it all over my furniture and it makes me hesitate before I hold him and he LOVES to be held. Help.

I need to make invention so I need stuff that cats hate the most but won't stain furniture.

i have two cats,,,one of them sharpens their claws on wood,,,(door frames,wood furniture) and the other one claws the couches,beds,chairs, anything soft) what can i do to makee these crazy cats stop!!? thnak you

I have a cat that's almost a year old (so I guess really a kitten still). He is constantly jumping up on the table, counters and other places where he doesn't belong. He know he doesn't belong there either because as soon as some walks into the room he jumps down. I'm going to have a baby in a couple of months and I recently found him in the crib. He also scratches the furniture. I don't know what to do with him. I've tried using double sided sticky tape on areas I don't want him, I've tried spraying him with water when he does something bad. If he doesn't learn to behave I may have to get rid of him because I don't want to worry if he will suffocate the baby or not by jumping in the crib or bassinet. I love my cat, and he is a member of the family, what can I do? He also eats and drinks out of dishes and cups if we aren't watching him.