Ethical Non-animal tested Hutch Cleaner/Cage Cleaner ?

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oscarbunny

Warren Veteran

• Mar 22, 2007

• #1

Hi I am looking for a hutch cleaner that hasnt been tested on animals, as in on their skin/eyes etc not on their cages - as that would be daft. Anyone know of one as i am finding it difficult to find one? Or does anyone know how to make one like with lemon and stuff like Kim and Aggie.

Thanks
Joanne

 

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Inimical Me

Wise Old Thumper

• Mar 22, 2007

• #2

White vinegar! Amazing stuff and cleans dried on stains off better than anything else I have ever tried! If you're not too keen on the smell being absorbed into a hutch, you could try watering it down, or using lemon juice instead. I'm pretty sure the acidity levels kill any nasties so no need for chemicals, and vinegar is so cheap .

 

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oscarbunny

Warren Veteran

• Mar 22, 2007

• #3

Brilliant... white vinegar it is.... i think ill water it down though.... do the buns hate the smell of it though?

 

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naturestee

Alpha Buck

• Mar 22, 2007

• #4

My buns don't seem to mind the smell of vinegar. I do about 50/50 vinegar and water, and keep it in a spray bottle near their pens. It works really well on litterboxes and pee stained carpet, too!

 

Jemma&Theo

Mama Doe

• Mar 23, 2007

• #5

put some lemon juice on urine stains for as long as you can- will break down calcium too

 

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oscarbunny

Warren Veteran

• Mar 23, 2007

• #6

why thanks you intelligent lot! x

 

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BinkyBun

Wise Old Thumper

• Mar 24, 2007

• #7

Does lemon juice or white vinegar work on plastic litter trays?

 

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Willow_Warren

Mama Doe

• Mar 24, 2007

• #8

I've found that white vinegar works quite well on the plastic trays (removes the dried on wee etc). If it's quite badly stained it may need soaking for a while or several times. Certainly cleaned mine better that other cleaners!