My rabbit smells! How to clean dirty rabbit feet without bathing?

Place a litterbox in each corner of the cage. When he goes outside of it, pick up the pellets and place them in the box he uses most often. Do the same with his urine. Soak It up with a tissue or scoop the wet bedding into the litterbox. Remove the litterboxes he doesn't use, one at a time, once you have determined his preference. You'll need to gradually acclimate him to allowing his feet to be touched. Allowing his feet to remain wet or wetting them frequently may predispose him to infection.

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.

Your bunnies feet are yellow because of the urine and the bedding that is probably too moist, you need to change the bedding much more often. you can clean the legs with warmish water but not all of it will come out at once.

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.

I do not recommend cleaning the ears, if they are dirty from the outside you can wipe them with baby wipes very gently. here is a website for rabbit breeds: http://www.rabbitbreeds.org/all-rabbit-breeds.php

So bunnies have a typical bunny smell and there is no way to get rid of that. Bunnies live in colonies and each colony has its particular smell and it helps bunnies to recognize each other and tell if they are happy or afraid, etc. You can reduce the smell of their enclosure by cleaning it regularly, making sure to remove soiled (peed on) bedding often, preferably every day, and picking up the poop and removing it. This will reduce the smell significantly.

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.