How to get bunny to stop peeing on bed

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- 10/29/2017 at 9:37 PM
  Lola5615
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  Help! My bunny is only 5 months old and hasnt been spayed yet. She loves to jump on my bed and play but she had an accident on my bed and peed. So now every time she’s out and jumps on my bed she poops and pees. She poops almost every day that shes out but pees is once in a while. I washed my sheets and put bew ones on and she still is peeing. I pick her up and put her back on the floor but she just jeeps coming back up. I cant yell at her because shes not a dog. Can anyone help and tell me what I can to stop her from peeing on my bed ?
- 10/29/2017 at 10:53 PM
  jerseygirl
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  This is a common and frustration thing that bunnies do! Especially young bunnies.
  I think the best thing for now is just to not allow her on your bed. Is your bed one you could use risers on so it’s less accessible?
  
  Or, if she has a cage, would you have room to add an exercise pen that she can come out into for now?
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