How should I go about cleaning rabbits?

Answer by  cowcat (42)

Clean your rabbit carefully with a damp washcloth. If you must use soap, use something gentle, like baby shampoo. Don't put your rabbit in the bathtub! Not only are rabbits unable to swim, but the severe shock of being in water could cause your bunny to have a heart attack.

Answer by  workunion (23)

Rabbits keep themselves pretty clean, but if your rabbits gets really dirty, spot clean with a wash cloth and soap. I would advise against submerging the rabbit in water.Wipe their eyes with a clean cloth, and dry them well. Brushing will help keep them clean, as well as regularly clipping their nails.

Answer by  rafiki (14)

Start off by concealing the area where you want to clean the rabbit. Then continue on by washing it with warm-hot water. After that use specially designed rabbit shampoo and cover all areas of the fur. Finally, rinse and make sure all the shampoo is off the rabbit. Make sure to clean the ears as well.

Answer by  rabbitcure (12)

DO NOT put your rabbit in a filled bathtub (with cold water), since they can get into shock! You can wipe any dirt of their eyes, dirty spots, etc. If they get too dirty, clean them with a warm towel.

Answer by  slarp (52)

Get together supplies, including a bucket of cold water, a sponge, and a towel, and take the rabbit out of the cage and wipe it down with a damp sponge.

Answer by  bunnygal (262)

Rabbits can be bathed with a mild soap (such as baby shampoo) and water. Be sure to rinse and dry them well.