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Rectal prolapse – The straining and inflammation from poopy butt can cause part of the rectum to protrude and become traumatized. This is very painful and can lead to dangerous infection or rectal necrosis. Have a soft dry cloth ready to lightly blot and dry the area if damp. Gently wipe away any feces buildup with a warm damp cloth.

Overgrown claws – nails that are too long may scratch the skin near the anus, causing pain and irritation when feces passes through. Gently wipe away debris – Dampen a soft cloth, cotton pad, or wipe with warm water. Very lightly dab and wipe to loosen caked-on feces from the fur and skin. Do not scrub hard. Discomfort – Rabbits are stoic prey animals that hide pain and illness. Significant behavior changes like lethargy, reduced appetite, teeth grinding, and isolation signals they are unwell and suffering. To prevent another messy, uncomfortable bout of poopy butt, rabbits need diligent daily spot cleaning around their bottoms: Use a fine tooth comb to lightly detangle and fluff fur, lifting away debris caught in the coat. Be very gentle if skin is irritated.

Litter habits: Provide adequate litter boxes. Scoop frequently to keep very clean. Use non-irritating, absorbent litter.Keep living areas fastidiously clean and dry. Remove soiled bedding promptly. Disinfect litter pans and cages regularly.

Staying on top of daily grooming and hygiene prevents recurrence of messy, uncomfortable poopy butt in bunnies. It also avoids progression to more stubborn matting and skin infection that requires extensive treatment. Noticing slight changes early makes a big difference. Steps to take to prevent poopy buttDisinfect habitat – Thoroughly clean the rabbit's living space using a pet-safe disinfectant to prevent recontamination. Apply shampoo – Squirt a small amount of rabbit dry shampoo onto dampened cloth and lather up. Gently wipe soiled areas to cleanse fur and skin.

With attentive, proactive care of a rabbit's health, hygiene, housing, and wellbeing, guardians can help minimize the risks of poopy butt and keep bunny's beautiful bottom clean! The potential dangers of letting a rabbit live with poopy buttDry thoroughly after wet cleaning. Consider using a low powered hair dryer on a cool setting to blow out clumped fur and aid evaporation. Apply a small amount of rabbit dry shampoo to soiled fur as needed, then wipe clean. Follow with a damp cloth to rinse. Intermittent diarrhea – Diarrhea does not always present consistently. If a rabbit has an intestinal issue that flares up off and on, this can cause poopy butt to coincidentally reappear at times.