How to Bunny proof your home: How to stop your bunny chewing electrical cables, baseboards, wallpaper and carpet. How to build an indoor bunny … stop your bunny peeing on your bed or couch.

If you have a house rabbit as a pet it is essential to bunny proof your home to keep your bunny safe and avoid costly repair bills. In this complete guide to bunny proofing we show you how to protect your electrical cords, stop your bunny chewing your wooden baseboards, door frames, furniture, carpet, wallpaper and more. We also show you how to stop your bunny escaping your yard or going under your bed or couch. If you are a new bunny parent, we have a step-by-step guide to building an indoor enclosure to keep your bunny safe and happy when you cannot supervise them. We will guide you through all the things you will need to do before you let your bunny roam around your home for the first time. We also provide you with lots of examples of the ways experienced owners tackle some of the trickier problems around their homes so you can respond to any new challenges as they arise. We have a guide to litter training as well as the tips and tricks you can use to keep this on track if your bunny starts peeing on your carpet, bed, or couch. We will show you what training and discipline you can use to help control your bunnies naughty behavior without causing stress. Don’t wait for your home to start looking tatty, get bunny proofing with this complete guide so you can relax with your bunny without the worry.