how do i stop my bunny from peeing on my bed?

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- 01/09/2016 at 3:34 AM
  ivybunny
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  lately ivy has figured out how to jump on to my bed and there is no way I can stop her I cant block it of… is there any other way I can stop her from peeing on my bed? I don’t mind her on my bed its just when she pees… and if I can’t stop her peeing on my bed sooner she will be moved outside!!
- 01/09/2016 at 6:01 AM
  Bam
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  Is Ivy spayed? Spaying her might help. My bunny Bam peed on my couch until he was neutered, then he stopped.
  
  If you absolutely can’t block her access to the bed you will have to monitor her when she has play time so you can remove her from the bed as soon as she jumps up. You can cover your bed with a shower-curtain or sth like it so the pee won’t soak through to your bed sheets.
  
  It’s a difficult problem this, because bunnies tend to like to pee in beds and sofas.
- 01/09/2016 at 12:05 PM
  ivybunny
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  Okay thank you I have been wanted to get her spayed but I can’t afford it yet so far I have covered the bed with a plastic sheet and that helped but then that nas to be washed I think spaying might be the best option
- 01/09/2016 at 1:29 PM
  Bam
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  I too think spaying is your best bet, but I do understand that you have to save up for it first. Having her spayed will protect her from getting uterine cancer, as you probably know, and that’s of course super-important as well.
- 01/09/2016 at 2:06 PM
  ivybunny
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  It wouldn’t be me paying it would be my sister because its mine and hers rabbit but she doesn’t see much point is there any other reason as well that I can convince her with?
- 01/09/2016 at 2:54 PM
  HopsiclesMommy
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  Female buns can have false pregnancies, or they might behave as if they are pregnant due to hormones. The behavior includes pulling fur out to nest which hurts the bunny in the long run because she will keep doing it. Also as bam mentioned they are prone to cancer when they are not spayed. It will help a lot with her behavior too. She will be happier overall. Maybe you can mention these reasons to your sister.
- 01/09/2016 at 3:11 PM
  ivybunny
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  Okay thank you I really try!!
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