Grooming Tips for Pet Rabbits
Grooming your pet rabbit isn’t primarily to keep it looking good. Good grooming promotes good health. Rabbits groom themselves frequently and can accumulate hairballs that may cause intestinal problems. It also helps keep down the hair around the house, which surely helps your health by reducing your stress.
Rabbits almost never need a bath. In fact, because they are easily stressed and overheated, it’s not usually a good idea. If they get something on their fur that needs to be removed - pine sap, dog feces, a household product - it’s best to spot-remove the material with water only. A little pet shampoo is acceptable, but should be diluted and used sparingly.
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