bunny won’t stop peeing on bed

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- 11/01/2021 at 7:23 PM
  cookiebunny
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  My Holland lop is 9 months old and spayed. She will NOT stop pooping and peeing on my bed!! I’ve tried everything and I’m exhausted. I tried replacing the duvet, nature’s miracle, vinegar/baking soda, EVERYTHING. I even tried putting a barricade around my bed but she jumps over. I tried establishing dominance. NOTHING IS WORKING. I don’t know what else to do to stop this behaviour. Is this just a phase? If anyone has any tips let me know because I am becoming extremely impatient 🙁
- 11/02/2021 at 6:27 AM
  DanaNM
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  Beds are a problem for a lot of bunnies! Can you get a taller barricade? That might be the easiest thing honestly.
  
  The other solution I’ve seen (but have not tried), is to get a plastic shower curtain and put it on top of the bed under a thin blanket or sheet. The plastic blocks the smell of the bed (which triggers marking), and also makes clean up a lot easier if she does pee on it. I’ve also seen a ton of water proof pet blankets these days, so something like that on top might be nice too.
  
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