Rabbit cleaning

You should not give your pet rabbit a bath. Giving a rabbit can actually be a health risk, and in worst case scenarios it can put a rabbit into shock.

Rabbit enclosures can be breeding grounds for bacteria, mold, and bugs. Keep reading to learn all about cleaning your rabbit’s cage.

There are three ways to wash your rabbit if they get dirty. You can spot clean small soiled areas with a damp cloth. If your rabbit is very dirty or has urine stains on their fur, you can give your rabbit a dry bath using corn starch. You should only use a wet bath if you need to clean clumps of poop off your rabbit’s bottom.

Rabbits usually do a good job of cleaning and grooming themselves, but sometimes you'll find they need some help. You should avoid bathing your bunny in a bath, as rabbits can become easily chilled if the water is too cold, and could...

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Are you thinking about bringing a pet rabbit into your household and wondering how to take care of a bunny? You have to read this article first!

Learn how to clean your rabbit's bum and what might cause unhygienic rear. Also learn what diseases it might cause.

For most rabbits, if you regularly clean the litter box and cage, you won’t have a smelly house. But sometimes a little extra work might be necessary.

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Rabbits are relatively clean animals, but they still need to have their hutches cleaned on a regular basis. Do a quick clean of the hutch every day to remove old food and soiled bedding. The hutch should be completely cleaned and...