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- 03/11/2012 at 8:59 AM
  CinnabunMom
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  Cinnabun is normally really good about keeping herself clean, but I’ve noticed that sometimes, she steps in a puddle of pee in her litter box before it’s been fully absorbed by the litter. So sometimes her hind feet are wet and a little yellow. Should I let her take of them or should I try to wipe them off? If I should do it, what should I use? I’m not going to stick her in the tub, obviously, but a friend suggested baby wipes. Is it safe?
- 03/11/2012 at 9:36 AM
  SirThumpsey
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  I would think she should be able to take care of it herself unless she is disabled or overweight. I think it’s one thing if she just steps in it….and another if she is sitting in it.
  
  Jus make sure she has a dry spot to sit and groom.
  
  As for the baby wipes, i have never heard that so I’m curious now. The ones for sensitive skin might be ok but I don’t know.
- 03/11/2012 at 9:42 AM
  KytKattin
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  I use babywipes for everything. Everything that is but actually on my rabbit. lol. I clean her cage with them. For the bunny I would just use a damp wash cloth.
- 03/11/2012 at 10:03 AM
  Pandorachik
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  I second the damp cloth. Pablo never neads cleaned cause he is so neat and clean, lol
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