racheyrabbit
Alpha Buck
I know this has been discussed before, but I couldn't find the previous thread. How is the best way to clean a bunny's stained feet?
Kahlo is grey (see signature) but has a white underbelly and paws. She rarely tolerates being picked up, so keeping an eye on her feet or bottom is quite difficult, as I don't want to stress her. I did notice the other day when she was flopped out that her paws were disguisting! She obviously pees in her litter tray, and then sits there munching on hay and getting very yellow paws! Realistically, how clean should they be, or can I get them?
We tried cornflour on Saturday. Her paws don't seem any whiter, but the kitchen certainly was!
Her littertray has carefresh in it, topped up with a thick layer of hay (when she doesn't dig it all out) and is changed every other day and topped up with hay daily. Would another type of litter be better for keeping her paws clean?
Any ideas welcome!!
Kahlo is grey (see signature) but has a white underbelly and paws. She rarely tolerates being picked up, so keeping an eye on her feet or bottom is quite difficult, as I don't want to stress her. I did notice the other day when she was flopped out that her paws were disguisting! She obviously pees in her litter tray, and then sits there munching on hay and getting very yellow paws! Realistically, how clean should they be, or can I get them?
We tried cornflour on Saturday. Her paws don't seem any whiter, but the kitchen certainly was!
Her littertray has carefresh in it, topped up with a thick layer of hay (when she doesn't dig it all out) and is changed every other day and topped up with hay daily. Would another type of litter be better for keeping her paws clean?
Any ideas welcome!!
