We're hippity hoppity over this baby bunny's cuteness.
Watch this tiny fluff ball take a bath at two weeks old in the clip above.
Though rabbits don't usually require full submersion in a tub, and spot cleaning is typically optimal, YouTube poster Bowen Smith points out why this bunny received a bath and the precautions that were taken taken:
Paw Nation lists bunny bathing best practices here.
Clarification: The previous playful tone of this post could have been interpreted as a directive to bathe rabbits. Language has been changed.
H/T Tastefully Offensive
Watch this tiny fluff ball take a bath at two weeks old in the clip above.
Though rabbits don't usually require full submersion in a tub, and spot cleaning is typically optimal, YouTube poster Bowen Smith points out why this bunny received a bath and the precautions that were taken taken:
Yes, her and her siblings (not pictured) were completely filthy and needed a bath. It should be noted however that cold bath water can very easily give rabbits hypothermia and measures should be taken to reduce that likelihood, preferably by measuring the temperature of the water and making sure it is between 101°F and 103°F (Average rabbit body temperature).
Paw Nation lists bunny bathing best practices here.
Clarification: The previous playful tone of this post could have been interpreted as a directive to bathe rabbits. Language has been changed.
H/T Tastefully Offensive