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- 05/14/2017 at 8:58 AM
  Sabrina
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  Bun Bun is still peeing on our bed so we need to keep her out of the room. I know the easiest way is to close the door but we have cats and their food and water, litter box are in our room. I have put up an exercise pen, she pulled it away; I put a tub of heavy clothes behind the pen so she could not move it, she jumped over the pen to the tub. So any suggestions of a gate that will keep her out and let the cats in? She is a little over 4 months old so she isn’t ready to be spayed yet. She has full roam of the upstairs, minus 2 rooms (our room included). Thanks!
- 05/14/2017 at 10:58 AM
  Luna
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  Luna will dig out Oreo’s litter box when I’m not looking, and since she’s not caged at night I bought a plastic gate to keep her in the bedroom but allow Oreo out to use the restroom. It’s pressure mounted and thick plastic so Luna can’t knock it down or chew through it.
  
  https://www.amazon.com/North-States-Supergate-Classic-Petgate/dp/B01M3VGPH2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1494777166&sr=8-1&keywords=north+state+supergate+classic
- 05/15/2017 at 4:30 AM
  Goldberry
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  A baby/ pressure gate (have the door open and the gate inside the frame) has worked well for us and would likely be low enough for your cats to easily jump over. I’d recommend a plastic gate with lattice inside (as opposed to bars), as the bunnies seem to want to chew at bars or slip through if they ar small enough!
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