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PH of a bunny's skin?

sharkfur

Warren Scout
Hi there bunbuds...

I was just wondering.. Do you know any proven methods to restore the PH of the buns' skin? (Yes, a while ago we had to give him a bath, and we tried to be extra careful with proper bunnycare products, but still...)
 
What did the Vet say about your Rabbit's skin problems ?

nothing yet, we have an appointment this week...
luckily, he has no scars, rashes or parasites and inflammations, but that is what I fear, that we used to put his PH out of whack when we gave him a bath (had to) half a year ago... just wondering bout your experience, of course I will not do anything unless the vet says so :)
 
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