well ikea sells them and so does radio shack. however, I’m not the biggest fan of them, since clever bunnies can push them aside and still get to the ends of the cords. one thing that can work well to cover cords is PVC tubing, which you can buy at home improvement stores. We use an x-pen in our living room to section off the stereo and entertainment center, which has worked really well for us.

bitter apple is the spray they make for dogs, but i’ve known plenty of bunnies who like the taste and lick it off, lol. I’ve heard some people have success with spraying perfume on things.

I use the cord covers that are found in the hardware or automotive stores.  Of course the name of them has slipped my mind.  They work great.  My one bunny did chew a little when I first put them on, but has not bothered them since.   I asked my husband, it is called "loom" not sure of the spelling.  There is a split on one side and is easy to put on.

Other places to try are Home Depot, Lowes or Ace Hardware. There is also some corrugated cord covers too depending on your style. In lieu of bitter apple, warning some bunnies LOVE it! I use lemon oil. I can’t take the perfume either.

I made cord covers out of aquarium tubing. I bought a TON of it at a garage sale, spliced a cut in the center with a razor blade and popped the cords right in. You can find mass quantities of it on eBay too, which is what a friend of mine did. Don’t bother going to PetSmart or PetCo, you’ll pay too much but if you can find some that no one is using, it works great. Just boil it in water if it’s been used and disinfect before wrapping around the cords.

If I may put in my two cents wal mart has some very inexpensive wirecovering that is corguated. I had to find it in there plumbing section so that is where you might wanna go look.

I use the cord covers that I bought at Ikea, however, ever few feet I used some clear tape to tighten the cover around the cord, so that they couldn’t get into it. I have also used the plastic tubing which I found at Home Depot in the plumbing area, just be careful with your fingers when you cut the side of it open. Also, when it comes to the chair leg, consider wrapping a small amount of cardboard around the legs – depending on the type of sofa it COULD be inconspicuous. I bought my furniture from Bit Lots, haha, so I don’t mind when they take a nip or two but I know it can be frustrating!