can i was my buns feet

[erin]

she has really dirty feet hehe and i was wondering if i can wash them ?:?

 

[Snuggys Mom]

I've heard you can use a solution with peroxideand water to clean their feet. I think it was Buck who wastalking about it. You might want to PM him.

Laura

 

[Lynda]

Pet_Bunny posted this to me not too long ago.....

This info is from Buck on a thread about cleaning white bunnies........

"...use white vinegar andwater solution 50/50 in a spray bottle. Dampen the area to becleaned, then rub cornstarch into it until it isthe consistency of toothpaste. Let it dry, then brush itout. You may have to repeat for stubbornstains."

 

[Buck Jones]

You can also use lemon juice to remove stubborn urine/poops stains. May take several repetitions and some elbow grease, though.

Buck

 

[erin]

elbow grease here i come hahaha thanks!

 

[cirrustwi]

All my bunnies except Sampson have whitefeet. Saphy always seems to have dirty feet. (Theevil baby likes to poop and pee in his food dish and then sit init.) I've used baby wipes to clean him up, it works well, butonly if I keep up with it. I also like to use baking soda andwater. I worry about the vinegar smell because they generallydon't like it. But I'm thinking a combo of w/Pet_Bunny's ideaof vinegar and water and my baking soda might work nicely, it wouldmake a foam. That's how I clean my litter boxes.

Jen

 

[erin]

i notice that she licks her feet and hands so i want to make sure i dont put anything on her feet that will hurt her

 

[cirrustwi]

The vinegar and baking soda won't hurt her. She might not like the taste, so make sure you rinse it well.

Jen

 

[VNess2010]

Buck Jones wrote:

You can also use lemon juice to remove stubborn urine/poopsstains. May take several repetitions and some elbow grease,though.

Buck

Elbow grease, eh? Can I find that in the cookingsection?

 

[JimD]

VNess2010 wrote:

Buck Jones wrote:

You can alsouse lemon juice to remove stubborn urine/poops stains. Maytake several repetitions and some elbow grease, though.

Buck

Elbow grease, eh? Can I find that in the cookingsection?

It's in the automotive section isn't it....right next to the rountuits.

 

[erin]

lol

 

[JimD]

Buck Jones wrote:

You can also use lemon juice to remove stubborn urine/poopsstains. May take several repetitions and some elbow grease,though.

Buck

Hi Buck!

We were going to do a cleaning onRosie this weekend afterresearching every technique, however when I scooped her up to deposither in the tub we noticed that she was remarkably clean. Even her feetare almost white. She must have groomed all of the grime out of her fur.

We've had her over 5 weeks now too, so I guess she wasn't pregnant when we got her.

~Jim