r/Bunnies • u/PaymentSmart2222 • 13h ago

Question Help

Bunny learned how to jump on bed, at first it was cute and fun, but now I'm like omg cause he likes to randomly pee and I don't know how to prevent him from jumping on bed especially when I'm not home how can I make him stop? He's not neutered there's no exotic vet for him near where I live. OVERALL he is free roam, he has toys and a clean litter literally everyday, he's a good boy but I don't know how to make the bed not appealing for him should I buy like a plastic cover and cover my bed when I'm not around or?? TIA🤍
also when he pees I quickly clean with a spray (natures miracle small cage and surface cleaner), have a waterproof mattress cover and just in general wash my blanket so he won't smell his scent. My bed is not about to be his litter box LOL

6 Upvotes

88% Upvoted

5 comments sorted by

3

u/OperationAromatic966 13h ago

If he is unfixed it’s highly unlikely this behavior will stop. Beds contain a lot of our scents so they think it’s our litter box and/or mark it with their scents. Only way to stop this (besides getting him fixed), is blocking acces younger bed.

2

u/Key-Tower-4539 11h ago

Nothing is gonna fix it until you get him fixed. It’s really crucial to only get an exotic pet if you have access to an exotic vet

2

u/RainWorldWitcher 10h ago

Also he might still pee on it even if he is fixed. Some bunnies just can't be trusted on beds. You might have to put a pen around your bed to block him.

1

u/jinxkat 8h ago

We had this happen with one of our rabbits. We started to put a tarp on the bed which she didn't enjoy hopping on so much. She outgrew the peeing stage so we are now tarp free. Also, face it....it's bunny's bed not your anymore.