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Forum BEHAVIOR Using bed as litter box

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    • Lexidavoulas
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        My bunny had been litter trained since the day I got him and he started jumping in my bed to pee and poop instead of his litter box. I know I have to get him fixed and I am planning on doing it after my vacation in two weeks but can I do anything to stop him? He gets on my bed whenever he wants and I can’t stop him even if i try to block it off.


      • LongEaredLions
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          There’s not much you can do until he is fixed. How old is he? Could you block off the bed with an xpen?


        • Beka27
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            Yes, you may need to just limit his exercise time to when you can be there supervising. When you’re not there, keep him penned.

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