03-20-2005, 02:14 PM
03-25-2005, 04:09 AM
Bode-
Rabbits do not require baths unless they have poop stuck underneath their bottom. If that is the case, I recommend only rinsing their bottom with warm water and towel drying the wet areas. Do not leave him wet. If his fur is covered with dust, use a damp warm cloth to wipe him off several times and again towel dry him. He will groom himself. Remember to give him lots of fresh, clean water and timothy hay.
I do not advise using any shampoos or soap on your rabbit as some of it stays on their fur and they will swallow it when cleaning themselves and that can cause some serious problems. It\'s best to be cautious and use water.
Rabbits do not require baths unless they have poop stuck underneath their bottom. If that is the case, I recommend only rinsing their bottom with warm water and towel drying the wet areas. Do not leave him wet. If his fur is covered with dust, use a damp warm cloth to wipe him off several times and again towel dry him. He will groom himself. Remember to give him lots of fresh, clean water and timothy hay.
I do not advise using any shampoos or soap on your rabbit as some of it stays on their fur and they will swallow it when cleaning themselves and that can cause some serious problems. It\'s best to be cautious and use water.
can I wash my rabbit? i just got him today and he smells, and is dirty