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All grooming sessions include a FREE consultation session with Sean. If you feel you need advice on what your rabbit needs, just book the groom you think you need and pop a note in the appointment that you would like a few minutes before the groom discuss what you want done.
The Simple Groom
from
€20 per rabbit
a full maintenence groom for rabbits who have short hair and no matting. I would recommend at least 1 visit every 3 months.
Does not include nail trim, or scent glands cleaning.
Usually takes up to 1 hour
Why not upgrade to the Full Binky for €10 extra?
The Full Binky
from
€30 per rabbit
includes full demoulting groom, nail trim, scent gland clean & mini health check. Ideal for shorter haired rabbits.
Does not include a scissor cut.
Usually takes 1 hour
Book a follow up appointment for €20 within 2 months
The Small De-matt
from
€40 per rabbit
ideal for rabbits with longer hair or those who have problems grooming or a little dirty around the bottom. Removes as much matting and undercoat as possible.
Also includes everything in a Full Binky Groom
Usually takes 1.5 hours
Book a follow up appointment for €20 within 1 months
The Super De-matt
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€50-150 per rabbit
ideal for rabbits that have lots of matting or who's matts have turned into a pelt. This relieves the pain of matting for your rabbit.
Also includes everything in a Full Binky Groom
Usually takes 2-3 hours
Book a follow up appointment for €30 within 1 months
Dirty Butt Clean
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€50-90 per rabbit
This clean is ideal for rabbit who have a poopy bum or is suffering from urine scald and need a clean. It can be a delicate operation and I may need to shave the area for the best results.
Usually takes 2-3 hours
If your rabbit has a poopy bum, please make sure that their poop shoot is not covered over or they can't poop!
Short Cuts
from
€30-100 per rabbit
A scissor cut, ideal for rabbits with a mane that you would like reduce the length of their hair.
Also includes everything in a Full Binky Groom.
Usually takes 2 hours
Book a follow up appointment for €20 within 2 months
Longer Cuts
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€60-150 per rabbit
A scissor cut, ideal for long hair or Angora rabbits that you would like reduce the length of their hair.
Also includes everything in a Full Binky Groom.
Usually takes 2 hours
Book a follow up appointment for €30 within 2 months
Bunny Mani Pedi
from
€10 per rabbit
maintain your rabbits nails for their comfort. Regular nail trimming prevents health issues such as sores or bone misalignment. This price is by appointment or I offer a discount while boarding.
Usually takes 30 mins
Keep your rabbit's nails tidy to prevent other health issues
As a proud rabbit owner, you know that these furry companions bring immense joy to our homes. To ensure their well-being and happiness, proper grooming is essential. In this post, we'll explore the significance of grooming your pet rabbit and provide some helpful tips.
Why is grooming important for rabbits?
Hairball Prevention: Rabbits are prone to hairballs, especially during shedding seasons. Regular grooming helps remove loose fur, preventing them from forming into potentially dangerous clumps in their digestive system. Rabbits will groom themselves as often as cats do but unlike cats, they are unable to regurgatate which can cause blockages in their system.
Skin Health: Brushing your rabbit's coat helps distribute natural oils, keeping their skin healthy and preventing dryness. It also allows you to check for any signs of irritation, infections, or parasites. One important thing you can look out for during grooming is fly-strike.
Bonding: Grooming is a great way to bond with your rabbit. Spending quality time together while grooming can strengthen your relationship and make them feel more comfortable and secure. A lot of rabbits bond quite happily with their humans so this can be a great way to get to know your bun!
Hygiene: Keeping your rabbit's coat clean helps prevent unpleasant odors and ensures they stay hygienic. A rabbit should never have a dirty bottom or matting, both of these should be seen immediately by a vet to ensure there are no underlying conditions.
Grooming Tips for Rabbits:
Choose the Right Brush: Opt for a soft-bristled brush or a grooming glove specifically designed for rabbits. Avoid using human hairbrushes as they can be too harsh. I use a special demoulting brush, but I wouldn't advise this for you as they can take off too much undercoat if not careful.
Start Early: Introduce your rabbit to grooming from a young age. This will help them become accustomed to the process and make it a positive experience.
Be Gentle: Rabbits have sensitive skin, so be gentle while brushing. Avoid pulling or tugging at their fur, as this can cause discomfort. Do not use scissors close to the skin as it is paper thick and will likely cut and cause bleeding.
Check for Mats: Regularly check for mats in your rabbit's coat, especially around their hindquarters and genitals. If you find any mats, gently work them out with your fingers or a small comb. I specialise in removing matting in this instance, please ask me when booking.
Nail Trimming: While not technically grooming, trimming your rabbit's nails is an essential part of their care. Overgrown nails can cause discomfort and even infections. If you're unsure about trimming your rabbit's nails, this is another of my specialties - I have gotten a real talent for it!
Additional Grooming Considerations:
Shedding Seasons: Rabbits shed more heavily during certain seasons. Increase grooming frequency during these times to help manage shedding.
Outdoor Rabbits: If your rabbit lives outdoors, ensure their shelter is clean and dry. Remove any wet or soiled bedding regularly. I would suggest grooming your rabbit more regularly if living outdoors.
Special Needs Rabbits: Rabbits with specific health conditions or disabilities may require additional grooming care. Consult with your veterinarian for personalised advice.
By following these grooming tips, you can help your pet rabbit stay healthy, happy, and looking their best. Remember, regular grooming is an investment in your rabbit's well-being and will strengthen your bond with your furry friend. As mentioned above, I offer rabbit grooming services and would be happy to look after your furry friend's needs!
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