How to clean a bunny?

Just enough to clean the area. Soap is not necessary at all. Once the rabbit is clean, wrap it in a towel and keep the room at a warm temperature until your rabbit is dry. The goal should be to make this as stress-free as possible. read more

Poor Bunny, he couldn’t clean himself in those spots, because he wasn’t able to reach them. He constantly tried, though. Being dirty obviously made him uncomfortable and we knew we had to do something. First of all, if your rabbit is dirty down there and doesn’t clean it up, don’t just leave him, hoping he will clean himself at some point. read more

Three Methods: Grooming Your Rabbit Cleaning the Scent Glands Dealing With Fleas Community Q&A. Rabbits are fastidious groomers and don't often need assistance in getting clean. In fact, submerging your rabbit in water is dangerous, since it can easily lead to hypothermia or shock. read more

If your bunny is smelly, chances are his cage needs cleaning. Rabbits' urine and soft feces can have a pretty strong smell, especially if you haven't changed the bedding for a while. Before you clean anything, throw away all bedding and then wash the cage thoroughly using dish soap and warm water. read more