Baking soda outside of cage?

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- 03/26/2018 at 12:32 PM
  MommaKay
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  Any input would be great
- 03/26/2018 at 2:57 PM
  sarahthegemini
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  Context???? Why would you put baking soda outside the cage?
- 03/26/2018 at 3:01 PM
  Bam
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  Some clarification would be appreciated! The only thing I can think of would be baking soda for odor reduction. I think it’s better to go with a type of litter that absorb odor well, like horse stall pellets or wood stove pellets (without accelerants).
  
  I think baking soda outside of the cage would be more or less completely useless for odor control. If your bun gives off an odor, they could have a health problem. Neutered and spayed rabbits shouldn’t smell much. Some buns smell because they need their scent glands cleaned.
  
  Please get back to us with more info.
- 03/26/2018 at 3:02 PM
  Harley&Thumper
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  Are you trying to use it as an odor neutralizer?
- 03/26/2018 at 4:05 PM
  headpeon
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  I wouldn’t use baking soda anywhere near the rabbit(s), period! It’s a respiratory irritant.
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