Baby Skin & Body CareA blog on baby care

My bunny is elderly and unwell (he is taking medicines from the vet) and he is wetting himself occasionally, so has quite a lot of stale wee around his tail. We tried to clean him up with a hot wet cloth but this didn’t do much to help because he really needs a proper shampoo.
I was thinking about bathing his hind areas with baby shampoo. Would this be ok or would it really upset him? Would baby shampoo be suitable? He does wash himself a lot but he is still grubby and it can’t be comfortable for him. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

The baby bottles went through the dish washer, but it’s not working so all it did was heat up the dishes without running any water, so the bottles have formula gunk and other dried food particles caked on them. I have tried the old fashioned scrubbing with soap and water, but it didn’t work. Is there something else I could do, perhaps something to soak them in to ease the particles’ hold?

My sister just brought him in from a walk and he is covered in dirt because he was digging a hole. My mom wont let him downstairs until hes clean but we ran out of ferret shampoo. In the past we used baby shapoo or baby soap, but we dont have a baby in the house anymore so we dont have any. Can we use people shampoo or handsoap? Its Softsoap.

What soap should I use? Should I just got get some animal wash from like Walgreens or can I use baby soap?