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Can I use Almond oil on rabbits dry skin?

Dustyrabbit

Warren Veteran
As the title, is it safe to use a little almond oil to moisturise dry skin on a rabbits ears?

Aloe Vera gel has been used to soothe, nothing seen under microscope at the vets, suggested some oil to moisturise before launching in to any other treatment.
 
Coconut oil is a really moisturising one too, as well as being slightly anti fungal. Almond oil probably not so much.
 
Thanks Ladies, I have some extra virgin Greek olive oil Will that be ok or do I need to get some from the chemists?
 
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