Baths can be dangerous for rabbits. Some rabbits do enjoy a bath to cool down in the summer, but if you give your rabbit a bath you should follow certain precautions to make sure it's safe. If your rabbit doesn't like it, don't do it. There are other ways to keep rabbits cool in the heat (over 78F/25C) -- consider them too (see examples below).
Rabbits keep themselves clean and don't need baths. If your rabbit is dirty and needs a bath, something is wrong. See the related question below about baths for details and links.
Things to consider when preparing a bath:
Warning - heat stroke
If the rabbit is suffering from heat stoke, do NOT put it in a cold bath -- ironically, this makes the problems worse. Bring the rabbit to the vet immediately. See related questions below.
Other ways to keep a rabbit cool when it's hot -- over 78F (25C):
yes you can give it a bath
No, it is generally not recommended to give a pet rabbit a bath as they are very sensitive to water and can easily become stressed or chilled. Rabbits are good groomers themselves and bathing can interfere with the natural oils in their fur. If your rabbit really needs a cleaning, using a damp cloth or specific rabbit-safe grooming products is a better option.
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It depends. If he just peed on the rabbit, no. You'll want to wash it (if it's a pet of course), because it will stink, and can cause irritation of the skin.If the rabbit ingested it, maybe it will harm the rabbit. It depends on the quantity and all of that. I would definitely bring it to the vet if you're concerned because think if a human drank urine, you would vomit and it would have nasty consequences for your stomach. See the related question below about rabbit vets.Be careful washing rabbits. Don't give your bunny a full bath. Baths can be stressful for rabbits, and when rabbits panic they can easily injure themselves. Other things about the bath can hurt your rabbit too:- hot water or hot air from the blow dryer can cause a burn- wet fur can lead to hypothermia- water in the ears can lead to infection- and soap/shampoo can cause a chemical burn or irritate the skin (even some baby shampoos or pet soaps are too harsh for sensitive rabbit skin)If the rabbit's fur is wet with urine (or anything), the best kind of bath is the "dry bath" method. Take some baby cornstarch powder (NOT baby powder: nothing with talc!), and rub it into the fur. It will absorb the liquid. Then use a soft brush to brush out the powder.If you need to give a wet bath, give a spot bath with a cloth: don't immerse the rabbit in water.See the related question below for more details about bathing rabbits.
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You shouldn't give your rabbit a bath at all -- this is true for mini rexs and all pet rabbits. Baths are very stressful for rabbits and can lead to illness or injury. Healthy rabbits keep themselves clean, so if your rabbit is dirty, that means something is wrong: maybe it's sick, or maybe its cage is too small or you aren't cleaning it enough. You should bring the rabbit to a vet to find out what the problem is. See the related question below for more details. If your rabbit is sick, you shouldn't bring it to the fair because you'll make all the other rabbits sick, and anyway the judges will certainly notice and you won't win anything. If your rabbit is white and it's feet are just a little dirty, you can try a spot bath with a wet cloth, but don't give the rabbit a full bath.
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First answer: You don't need to clean your bunny because rabbits wash themselves. More information: You should groom your pet rabbit on a regular basis. This includes brushing them when they're moulting (i.e. shedding), and clipping their nails, and looking them over for injuries or signs of illness. Other than that, you shouldn't have to clean your pet rabbit. If your rabbit does need cleaning, that means something is wrong. If the rabbit is messy from urine, feces, mucus, or something like that, then the rabbit is unhealthy, probably very sick, and definitely in need of a trip to the vet's. If the rabbit just got into something messy, then you should "rabbit proof" so that doesn't happen again. If your bunny does need cleaning, then you have to do it carefully. A bath can be very stressful for a rabbit, and dangerous. See the related question below for details and links. Other Answers: You can give it a bath but be careful, to hot or cold water could give your bunny a cold. Well really the bunny does all the work and you can help by brushing him/her.
You shouldn't give a rabbit a bath because it's unnecessary and dangerous.Healthy rabbits keep themselves clean; aside from monthly grooming, you don't need to clean them.If your rabbit is messy and needs a bath, something is wrong -- either the rabbit is sick and needs to see a vet, or you should work on your "bunny-proofing" to keep the rabbit away from messy areas.Either way, a messy rabbit does need to be cleaned up. The safest method is the "dry bath" method with baby cornstarch powder (no talc!). The next-safest method is to give a wet "spot bath" with a cloth. If the rabbit needs a full-on bath, you should follow certain precautions to keep the rabbit safe.For detailed information, see the related questions and links below.
Just give your pets a bath! Click on the bathtub with your sim and select to give a bath to your pet.
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