My baby bunny got a bath with human body wash. Is this safe for her?

Bathing can be quite stressful for rabbits. Their fur can take a very long time to dry which can lead to low body temperature. The stress can cause a degree of shock but seizures are unlikely unless there is an underlying medical condition. The best course of action would be to use plain, unscented baby wipes or pet wipes to clean the soiled areas. If necessary, spot clean her using warm water and dry her thoroughly to prevent chill.

Hi there and thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Generally, rabbits keep themselves pretty clean so you shouldn't be bathing too frequently. However, if you do need to bathe her, you can use Kaytee Squeaky Clean Critter shampoo. This is fine to use as an over the counter product specifically for rabbits.

Thanks for reaching out about Snow white and including a picture. Washing/wiping the area with a clean, warm, wet wash cloth and maybe a little soap. Don't apply anything such as a topical antibiotic, because if Snow white ingests it, could cause gastrointestinal upset. If the damaged area becomes infected or enlarges, seek a veterinarian. Good luck.

A one-time bath using a sensitive skin or gentle wash designed for people likely won't harm your cat, but it may still be a good idea to check any specific ingredients in it for toxicity. You can find lists of toxic plants/substances on sites such as here: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control Signs of toxicity to look out for may include minor symptoms such as drooling, foaming at the mouth, seizure, disorientation, dilation of pupils, vomiting or diarrhea. If you do see any signs that may indicate a possible toxicity or find an ingredient that is toxic to your pets in it, it is best to contact your local veterinarian for treatment.

Yes, this product should be fine for rinsing the eyes. If there is any yellow or green crusting of the eye, if your bunny is squinting his eye or otherwise seems uncomfortable then I would encourage you to have him evaluated by your veterinarian. Best of luck and thank you for using Pet Coach.

I would never use essential oils directly on your rabbit. Frankly, the best way to help with the odor is to keep your rabbit and his housing very clean by frequently changing litter and bedding. And never bathe a rabbit unless he has soiled himself and/or is very dirty. They usually groom enough to keep themselves clean. Rabbits are very delicate and sensitive which is why they are often used as a human analog in product testing.

Hi, thanks for using PetCoach! I think that Bunny will be fine. I'd worry about the salt, onion and garlic content of the season packet. I think her licking some of the seasoning shouldn't be too much of a problem. I do not know of a toxic dose. I would only take her to the vet if she is vomiting, not eating or is lethargic. If you are very worried you can call pet poison control and see what the toxic amount, if there is one, for the season packet. http://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/ Have a good day!