My bunny won't stop peeing on the bed

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- 05/30/2017 at 4:51 PM
  Dream
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  I just got a bunny a few days ago and he’s two years old (he’s not fixed). I’ve been letting him out of his cage to come out and play and he likes to jump on my bed but every time I let him on the bed he pees. I wanna know how I can stop him from peeing on the bed cause he likes the bed and I want him to be able to jump on it but I don’t want piss all over my bed please help how I can fix this problem thank you and have an awesome day
- 05/31/2017 at 4:55 AM
  sarahthegemini
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  Bunnies often like peeing on soft things. You’ll have to stop him from getting on there.
- 05/31/2017 at 7:27 AM
  ThorBunny
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  It’s true that many rabbits will never stop peeing on the bed, alas. While he is out, you can cover it with a shower curtain to make it less appealing to pee on, also making cleanup easier!
  
  However, I will add that getting him neutered could solve your problem. Un-fixed buns often mark more than fixed ones. Fixing him can also improve other behavioral problems as well.
- 05/31/2017 at 8:30 AM
  gabssk
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  This sounds just like my Lilly. I got her when she was about 9 weeks, she peed on EVERYTHING until I got her spayed at 11 weeks.
  
  Ever since she’s been spayed her litter box habits have improved DRAMATICALLY! She’s not perfect but she’s a lot better.
  
  I’ve found that starting them out in a small area with a corner litter box (after neutering/spaying, cause otherwise they are more likely to mark everything with their “scent” (pee)) gets them used to using it all the time. It takes a lot of time and patience, but worth it IMO.
  
  Lilly was honestly aweful haha, but I got her this big pop up play pin on amazon 55″ diameter and put her litter box in the corner she had been peeing in. You also have to put allllll the poops in the liter box along with a paper town with her pee on it. It works well.
  
  I also got this stuff you can sprinkle in the litter box that’s suppose to help train them.
  
  Anywho, once you train them in that small area, get them netured, your bun should be good on the bed. I would put down another blanket just in case she has a accident and always have a small cage or litter box on the bed with you at first. That lessens the chance of accidents.
  
  Hope that helps!!!
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