Peeing On Bed

[daisy406]

Hello everyone! I’ve written on here before, but haven’t been back in awhile! My dutch bunny Daisy is about 1 year old (not quite sure). She has been litter trained, and usually does VERY well. She used to pee on my bed a lot when I first got her, but after spaying her and focusing on litter training a lot, she eventually stopped. I also bought an enzyme breaking spray that eliminates the enzyme bunnies leave behind after peeing. I’ve moved into a new apartment (same complex different room) which looks practically identical to my last one, but I was living at home all summer in which she stayed with me in my bedroom. She never seemed to pee on the bed all summer. Here we go, fresh new sheets, fresh new bedding, fresh pillows. PEES EVERYWHERE! She has non-stop peed on my bed almost EVERY DAY since we’ve gotten here. I’ve done 1. Vinegar and Water spray, 2. Enzyme Spray 3. Wash in washing machine 4. Enzyme spray again.  I truly don’t know what else to do. Her other behaviors are perfectly normal, she binks and runs around, she loves to cuddle, she runs through her maze, eats well, drinking normally. I do not believe she is sick by any means. I don’t know how to stop her behavior of peeing on my bed. Please give me advice!!! I was thinking of putting up a playpen that surrounds my bed so she can’t hop onto the bed at all, but she used to sleep with me in bed and cuddle with me in bed all the time, it was great quality time with her. I’d love for her to be able to have access to the bed but would LOVE for her to STOP PEEING. HELP! 

[Asriel and Bombur]

Put a towel that she’s marked on the bed with her. A lot of members have had success with this in teaching their buns not to pee on the bed.

[daisy406]

Im confused? Like have her pee on a towel and put it on my bed? Can you elaborate please? Sorry!

[Asriel and Bombur]

As weird as it sounds, that’s exactly what you should do! She will smell herself when she’s up there and won’t feel the need to mark it.

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