As far as I know it can. And baby cornstarch powder too provided it does have other stuff added to it. I noticed here though, that cornstarch is sometimes wheaten even though it’s still called cornflour.

Absolutely regular corn starch can be used. The only concern about baby powder is what may be added to it, like fragrance etc. that could possibly be harmful to ingest. Good old grocery store corn starch is a staple in my cupboard for my bunny. And due to my fragrance sensitivity, I filled a powder puff jar in my bathroom with the plain cornstarch for my own powder. It’s nice!

Sorry she’s having pumpkin trouble. I also advocate a half bath in the sink with warm water and mild soap or shampoo, or nothing but a washcloth, to get it all good and clean. You’re experienced enough to know how to hold her so she isn’t submerged and doesn’t get her head and ears wet. Towel dry and back into a clean cage, maybe with a very low, cool hairdryer first, and she’ll finish the job. The corn starch will also help dry her. They are miserable from the yuck, and sometimes struggle with the bath, but obviously happy with the results. Bunnies want to be clean.

Hey !
So im going to wash my bunnys bottom tonight. Hes white and has alot of fur(lionhead).
Heres what i was planning on doing:
First comb and cut the butt hair
But then should i wet with a damp cloth before or after combing with cornstarch ?
Keep in mind i do not own a hair dryer so i take alot of time towel drying.
I just wanted to make sure i do this in the right order and you seem to know what youd talking about :p
Thanks in advance !

Maddison this is an old thread. If you go one tab back, to the Diet/Care thread, click on “Add Topic” and post there.