Rabbits can be bathed, but it is generally not recommended to bathe them with water. Because they have strong cleaning abilities, they often clean their bodies themselves. If it is a young rabbit, you should avoid bathing it. If the owner really wants to bathe the rabbit, it is best to do it in hot weather, wash it quickly within a few minutes, and dry it immediately after washing.

Precautions for bathing rabbits:

1. Since rabbits are timid by nature, you should pay attention to whether the rabbit is nervous or scared when bathing. If you ignore the rabbit's mood and forcefully take a bath, you will easily get sick.

2. Rabbits’ ears are very large and easy to get water. Once water gets in, it can easily cause various ear diseases. Special attention is required when cleaning.

3. The normal body temperature of rabbits is 38~39.5℃. It is best to control the water temperature of bathing at 35-38℃. If the water temperature is too cold, rabbits are prone to illness. If the water temperature is too hot, it is easy to burn the rabbit.

4. When bathing rabbits, it is best to use professional bathing equipment.

5. Don’t bathe your rabbit often.

6. Make sure the rabbit's hair is completely dry after bathing. Moist hair can easily breed fungi and turn into skin diseases.