I normally just use plain old water to wash dirty spots on my buns.....Only this time erm Cygnus was peed on.......lol.....and since he's white....well half yellow now.....lol.....but water just isnt getting it off him....and its so gross lol.....Or if not does anyone know how to get it off?
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Is there a soap that is safe for rabbits?
- Thread starter Camellia
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sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
I have used assisi baby shampoo from lush. Lots of natural ingrediants, but use sparingly. I've also bathed my bunnies in a ickle baby baff ballisic from lush, ( designed for young babies!) only about a half of quarter of one in the sink with plenty of water, makes bunnies smell sweet! 
of course there's always the pet shampoos, but I find them too harsh and drying on my buns. my old rabbit, bilbo, needed frequent baths, he was very old ( nearly 10!) and really couldn't look after him self. he often had a messy bum unless I bathed him. He got so used to it he used to relax in the sink and enjoy all the attention! :lol:
of course there's always the pet shampoos, but I find them too harsh and drying on my buns. my old rabbit, bilbo, needed frequent baths, he was very old ( nearly 10!) and really couldn't look after him self. he often had a messy bum unless I bathed him. He got so used to it he used to relax in the sink and enjoy all the attention! :lol:
