They shed at the beginning of summer and then again toward the end of summer. this timeframe might vary depending on rabbit breeds, but you need to groom your rabbit when they shed. this process occurs so your rabbit can grow in their new coat. the breed of your rabbit and the climate will determine the length of this process.. In some cases, a bunny will undergo what we call a "coat blow," shedding great clumps of fur all at once, and sometimes even leaving small bald patches. if the bunny is healthy, within a few days the bald patches will become pigmented, and then start to grow hair.. As all rabbit owners are aware, rabbits moult (often referred to as shedding) regularly. initially when rabbits are young, their baby coat is replaced at around 5 months by a transitional coat. after this, the rabbit�s adult coat will develop and from here on, rabbits generally moult twice a year (spring and autumn)..
Rabbit hair (also called rabbit fur, cony, coney, comb or lapin) is the fur of the common rabbit.it is most commonly used in the making of fur hats and coats, and is considered quite valuable today, although it was once a lower-priced commodity in the fur trade.. This stone tool allows you to transform your rabbit�s coat in minutes by quickly removing dirt, dust and hair, leaving him slicker and shinier. this tool allows you to help shed out your rabbit�s winter coat. to use, just scrape your rabbit�s coat vigorously in rapid, short strokes and watch the magic happen.. When cooler weather rolls around, pick up your coat and take it home. even an untrained eye can pick out a coat that has not been properly take care of. in addition to shedding, the coat can display cracking, tearing for discoloration from a loss of natural oils. a well-cared for fur coat can last for generations..
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