Tamguildshamrock
Young Bun
And advise for rabbit that cast bad groom them every 3-4 days but still a lot of hair getting attached to the cage and in the cage it's self my buck is not as bad but my doe is really bad any advise
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Groom them every day 
beccimarie
Mama Doe
Groom them every day
This ^^
i groom mine everyday, its very threaputic and the buns love it they cant wait for there brush, slicker brushes for semi long and long haired breeds and undercoat rake/furminator or a rubber brush for short haired breeds Tamguildshamrock
Young Bun
Reply I have a small animal soft brush but I don't know what's best
Blackberry & Co
Wise Old Thumper
I find the soft brushes don't remove loose hair very well.
I use a fine dog flea comb, which the bunnies love (have to be nice and gentle with it an not pull on any tangles).
Also having a fleece blanket on your lap, sitting a bunny on it and stroking them with the fleece gets out lots of loose fur without them feeling like they are being groomed.
I use a fine dog flea comb, which the bunnies love (have to be nice and gentle with it an not pull on any tangles).
Also having a fleece blanket on your lap, sitting a bunny on it and stroking them with the fleece gets out lots of loose fur without them feeling like they are being groomed.
