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- 09/28/2022 at 6:00 PM
  Bunsies
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  Hi so this is a bit of a strange question. How do I keep my white bed spread clean without having to remove my bunnies “bed privileges”? My two rabbits are free range in my bedroom and have access to everything. The room is bunny proofed except for my bed which I of course let them on. However I have a WHITE bedspread in which replacing is not an option as it was very expensive ( I bought it before I new I would be having bunnies). The problem occurs when (especially Chica) gets on my bed with a bit of pee on the bottom of her feet and of course I then have little yellow splotches Left and have to immediately wash my bed spread. This doesn’t happen EVERY time they jump up, but it occurs constantly. It’s annoying but I spoil them too much too ban them from my bed, and I’m too picky to have to give up the aesthetic of my beautiful white floral bed spread. Does anyone else have this problem? What can I do besides using a cover?
- 09/29/2022 at 7:24 AM
  DanaNM
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  Connecting the dots with your other thread, I think using some litter in your litter pans will solve this problem!
  
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