What can I put on furniture to keep rabbits from chewing?

What can I put on furniture to keep rabbits from chewing?

You can try applying a bitter apple spray (available at most pet stores) on inappropriate items that your rabbit likes to chew. Many rabbits don't mind the taste, though—some even seem to like it—so this may be worth a try but isn't usually effective.6 Jul 2021

What smells do rabbits hate?

Most commercially available rabbit repellents replicate the scent of predator musk or urine. Rabbits also hate the smell of blood, crushed red peppers, ammonia, vinegar, and garlic. Consider sprinkling some of these ingredients on snow around your home.14 Nov 2018

How do you keep rabbits from eating wood furniture?

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How do you bunny proof furniture?

- Wire covers. Plastic sleeves can be neatly connected to your wall. - Furniture / baseboard protection. Large split flex tubing can fit over wooden table or chair legs. - Puppy pens / baby gates. Puppy pens can help block off areas or confine your rabbit to a safe area of a room. - Chew toys.

How do you make homemade bitter spray?

Mixture Pour 2 cups of lemon juice into a jug with one cup of white vinegar, or 2 cups of apple cider vinegar with 1 cup of white vinegar. Whether you use lemon juice or apple cider vinegar is up to you, lemon juice smells nicer around the home but apple cider vinegar can sometimes be more effective.

Can I make my own bitter spray?

To make a bitter apple spray for dogs and cats, you'll need two simple ingredients: apple cider vinegar and white vinegar. Combine two parts of the apple cider vinegar with one part of the white vinegar to create a bitter apple spray that will deter your pet from chewing on objects around your home.18 Jan 2022

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