You’ll have to block your buns access to that wall, like putting up gates or grids
Dakzoo
Buy a different flavor of paint. Clearly the one you have is tasty.
FairyRabbit
There were some comments a few months back about rubbing dry soap that the rabbits didn’t like the smell of on the surface. Maybe you could do a search for that.
But the grids yes are the way to go, Or you could lean a piece of plywood against the wall.
Nearby_Zombie
As I mentioned in another comment, vinegar- or blocking them off is good *if you have the room* I’m sure this is already their designated area tho so that’d be hard.
edit: Dilute the vinegar (I use white distilled) with water and rub down the walls. Vingear is safe and non-toxic for rabbits, they shouldn’t be consuming it anyways.
HammterLord
2/3 options: get some strong lavender and spritz it (the smell is too strong for them)
Or make a “no” noise. For example, I would make a “chhh” sound and then clap, so they would assosiate the chhh as a bad thing, then when they ate the walls, I made the noise again so they would assosiate the wall with the noise which is assosiated with the clap.
Or just scold them. If they’re smart enough they might get it
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I had this problem a few years ago with a very highly strung bunny of mine. She was very beautiful but very destructive lol, put oregano oil on it! They hate the taste. Bunny will prob just start munching something else though see if you can get a decoy, a big seagrass cube maybe?
Medical-Funny-301
I always used a bar of Ivory soap. My little male bunny just sees the soap and gets all pissed off.
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You’ll have to block your buns access to that wall, like putting up gates or grids
Buy a different flavor of paint. Clearly the one you have is tasty.
There were some comments a few months back about rubbing dry soap that the rabbits didn’t like the smell of on the surface. Maybe you could do a search for that.
But the grids yes are the way to go, Or you could lean a piece of plywood against the wall.
As I mentioned in another comment, vinegar- or blocking them off is good *if you have the room* I’m sure this is already their designated area tho so that’d be hard.
edit: Dilute the vinegar (I use white distilled) with water and rub down the walls. Vingear is safe and non-toxic for rabbits, they shouldn’t be consuming it anyways.
2/3 options: get some strong lavender and spritz it (the smell is too strong for them)
Or make a “no” noise. For example, I would make a “chhh” sound and then clap, so they would assosiate the chhh as a bad thing, then when they ate the walls, I made the noise again so they would assosiate the wall with the noise which is assosiated with the clap.
Or just scold them. If they’re smart enough they might get it
I had this problem a few years ago with a very highly strung bunny of mine. She was very beautiful but very destructive lol, put oregano oil on it! They hate the taste. Bunny will prob just start munching something else though see if you can get a decoy, a big seagrass cube maybe?
I always used a bar of Ivory soap. My little male bunny just sees the soap and gets all pissed off.