Vengeful Bunny?

[Astro_Girl]

Hi everyone!

I've got a little sweet baby boy named Molly. About 5-6 months old, not yet neutered. Molly is litter box trained, and she has free roam of my apartment! My bed is a mattress that lies on the floor, she's ran on it or sat on it randomly, never pees or poops. Access to it all day.

*note* Molly is a boy, but by habit that i just cannot break i say she/her

At night Molly voluntarily sleeps in my bedroom with me, i think she likes to sleep near by me.

One night, i had to stay up very late working. She came out at about 4am and i greeted her then decided i needed to sleep. So i went to my bedroom and discovered she had just peed right where i sleep on the bed.
Since shes never done it before, im thinking she was upset i wasnt in there?

A few weeks later, at about 2am i got up to use the bathroom. A couple minutes later i came back in, climbed in bed, and she jumped in next to me. At first i was like "Awwww" and pet her, but then she moved off the bed, and i could feel she had just peed. T__T
:nosir:

whyyy Molls why??

Afterwards i think she felt bad because she was licking my pillow and being all sweet and cute.

So what do you guys think, is she just vengeful or just being a bunny!:happybunny:

 

[JBun]

My vote is for just being a bunny. There is just something irresistible to them about a nice soft cushy bed or couch It could also be hormones. He's at that age. So if that is the cause, getting the snip done could resolve this issue. Though neutering can be a godsend when you have a bun with hormonal issues, also be aware that there are risks, with surgery and possible unwanted behavior changes.

One thing you could try is providing a litterbox nearby, or even right on your bed if possible. I know, not nice to have right there, but it may resolve this issue.

 

[Astro_Girl]

My vote is for just being a bunny. There is just something irresistible to them about a nice soft cushy bed or couch It could also be hormones. He's at that age. So if that is the cause, getting the snip done could resolve this issue. Though neutering can be a godsend when you have a bun with hormonal issues, also be aware that there are risks, with surgery and possible unwanted behavior changes.

One thing you could try is providing a litterbox nearby, or even right on your bed if possible. I know, not nice to have right there, but it may resolve this issue.

Yea I was thinking it's time to snip snip! Haha, just haven't found a vet yet.

The litter box is in my bedroom though, only like 5 feet away, which is making me wonder if she's like "dont you dare go!!" lol.
But molls will def in the next few months be neutered, because i definitely want to, in the future, get another bunny for her to bond with.

 

[Astro_Girl]

Also there was this one time i was eating out of a bag of chips, which sounds just like her bag of food (which she knows allll too well) and so she was upset i didn't give her any food. How do i know?
She sat right next to her litter box and made a BUNCH of poopies. T_T sigh. lol.

 

[Imbrium]

Here's a great thread that lists clinics/shelters that offer low-cost bunny neuters... if you can't find one in your area, then you can try our library of rabbit-savvy vets: http://www.rabbitsonline.net/f21/

 

[FreezeNkody]

Even with a snip. He may still pee. It's an absorbent surface.