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Why Rabbit Foot Pads Deserve Attention
When rabbit owners think about grooming, they usually think about brushing the coat, trimming nails, or helping with seasonal shedding. But one area that is easy to overlook is the bottom of the feet. A rabbit’s foot pads deserve regular attention because they are in constant contact with flooring, bedding, litter, and other surfaces throughout…
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Lionhead Rabbit Grooming: Helping Marshmallow Get Back on Track
Meet Marshmallow Marshmallow is a five-year-old Blue-Eyed White (BEW) Lionhead rabbit living with his family in the Orlando area. Like many Lionheads, Marshmallow has a beautiful coat—and a lot of it. Longer-coated rabbits require considerably more grooming than most short-haired breeds. Regular brushing helps, but sometimes shedding, tangles, moisture, debris, and everyday life can work…
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Senior Rabbit Grooming: Helping Luna Stay Clean and Comfortable
Nine-year-old Luna is a Chocolate Netherland Dwarf whose changing mobility has created some special grooming needs. Weakness in her hindquarters makes it difficult for her to position herself properly when using the bathroom and to keep her underside clean through normal self-grooming. As a result, fecal material can collect quickly in the fur around her…