About Brenda Expertise I am a breeder of Californian, New Zealand, Mini Rex, Mini Lop and Dutch rabbits. I can help you with breeding, and care for young rabbits. I have delt with issues such as snuffles, head tilt, diarrhea, and I have rescued many bunnies suffering from malnutrition and neglect.
Experience I am a breeder and lover of rabbits. I have sold rabbits to and helped many 4-H members with their projects. I have owned a rabbitry and bred and raised californians and mini rez rabbits for several years. Organizations 4-H
Question What is the best way to get rid of bunny's urine odor? I like to let her on the couch because she really seems to like it, but I dont want to have a stinky apartment! Also i dont want to waste a lot of money on expensive products that do not work. I noticed that when I use dish soap, or laundry detergent the odor is still there. Can you help me "clean" up this problem?
thanks, James
Answer The best thing is to try to get her litter trained so she uses a box and not your couch. Once she gets her odor someplace she will usually return there to go again.
Two products I have found helpful around the house for odors are baking soda and Febreeze. You should get a carpet cleaner with a furnature attachment and use a pet odor shampoo to clean the sofa. Sprinkle some baking soda on it as it drys and vaccuum of any that remains when it is dry. Then spray with Febreeze -- then keep the bunny off until she is house trained.
