Do Rabbits smell?

Take it from me, an un-neutered male rabbit has smelly urine. You will have to get a neutered male, or maybe a female (not as bad). Most rabbits for sale in a shop, tho, will be spayed/neutered.

Their urine is what smells bad but you can buy some drops to put into their water that sort of stops it from smelling bad. The drops may not work for all rabbits. Just be sure to clean the cage every few days and if it's really bad do it 2 or 3 times a day. It's not as bad as you might think. Rabbits do shed about twice a year, spring and fall, so during that time you may have to clean the cage more because of the loose hair. Our rabbit is currently shedding now so the bottom of her cage is kinda full so it's going to be changed in about 10 minutes. Good luck and have fun.

no it doesnot smell.but smells good wen it is cooked

Males do, I think they smell like Body Odor, lol. My chloe doesn't stink at all. AS long as you keep their cages clean. I clean hers every 3 days and she is potty trained so she is very clean an non smelly!

I have learned cleanliness is the only way to keep the smell away. Change the food regularly, make sure to clean up anything uneaten. I clean the rest of cage every other day, and brush my rabbits frequently, as alot of debris and food get stuck in their thick fur. Just be carefull when brushing them, it seems there skin may be sensitive. But No I haven't noticed any normal fowl smell coming from the rabits themselves.

Yes, rabbits do smell. Their urine is very, very potent. However, you can litter train a rabbit. It's supposed to be easier to litter train an older rabbit. You can also put a container in the corner where your rabbit usually "goes." If you clean your rabbit cage, and litter box regularly, you will be able to keep the little guy in the house. Many can be trained to come to you when you have treats, or when you open the fridge. It knows it's going to get a treat, so it will come to you. I had 2 rabbits when I was in high school. My parents made me keep them outside, and we lived in the country. I had them for about 5 years or so, before I gave them away to a younger girl. They had nice sturdy cages and there was never any sign of another critter trying to get through their cage. :o)

It depends on how often you clean. My rabbits are litterbox trained and I change the boxes at least daily. You can't even tell that I have pets. People who come over are always amazed. If you have a rabbit in a tiny cage that's cleaned once a week, it's going to smell. Especially if the rabbit isn't neutered. You should look into some info on reputable rabbit rescue pages to learn more about rabbits. I'd recommend www.rabbit.org and www.bunnybunch.org (even if they aren't in your area, both have excellent educational information).

Rabbits do not smell, but their urine do smell. If you can clean its cage twice daily, then you can keep them indoors. They are very pretty pets.

I have a bunny and I keep it inside. My bunny has a litter box in his cage. It doesn't smell bad at all. I clean it once a day. I let the bunny run around in the kitchen, but they like to eat electrical cords, so you have to keep the cords away. Good luck with your bunny.

You can keep your rabbit outside at height, just one of those cages like a meter above the ground or so on a platform. Foxes won't be able to reach to it. And bunnies do quite tend to smell, but every pet does, you won't smell it yourself though as you get used to it but mainly others will smell it.

I have a pair of rabbits who just had babies they are in my room. I clean their cage every 2 days and that keeps the cage from stinking.

Yep, they do...it isnt too bad if you keep the cage clean. We keep ours indoors in a 5 foot long rabbit run. And we clean it out twice a day. She is littered trained and for the most part will urinate in her litter, but she does poop all over her cage, and we have found that on some days her poop does smell worse than others. We also let her out for some play time while we clean out her cage. She likes to play with one of our cats, lol.