I think you better check to see if she urinated on the carpet. My baby bunny Nesquick is starting to make my room stink and I think it could be because of that.

My best advice personally to keep it from not smelling like bunny as mine doesn’t and I have 4 is I use pine wood pellets as bedding and a peepee pad in the litter box and change everyday. I also have those plastic mesh sheets that you use with small bits of string to make yarn rugs with and I put that on top of the litter and it helps keep less pee off their feet as pee on their feet will soak into anything soft you have. I also keep a memory foam bath mat i front of their box so they step on it when they get out and catches most of the pee. I change their fleece padding every couple of days and use vinegar and water to clean the flooring so there is no pee smell. I also use a air purifier but it has no change on anything.

I know I was always confused because I cleaned so much it still smelled but now you can’t smell them

Is she spayed? Sometimes hormonal bunnies have much smellier pee. You can also try adding some apple cider vinegar WITH the mother to her drinking water, which supposedly makes their pee smell better! I haven’t tried it myself.

I can vouch apple cider vinegar with the mother in water nullifies pee scent. The mother is nice because it helps balance gut health

The mesh doesn’t hurt mine! It’s supper flexible so it moves as they do in there. My 10 pounder doesn’t get sore hocks from it so I would say it’s a good idea! And you can buy them at Joann’s for $1 so you don’t loose a lot if she decides she doesn’t like it.