How to remove loose fur from my rabbit's dewlap without her attacking?

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My rabbits has so much loose furs on her dewlap and near her tail. When I try pull it off she attacks her sister. Pet's info: Small Animal | Rabbit | Female | spayed | 1.5 lbs

Todd Cecil · Accepted Answer

Thanks for reaching out about Fluffy. Loose fur is an indication of a molt but if ingested by the rabbit can cause gastrointestinal irritation or blockages. Using your hand or a glove to gently pet her and remove hair could help. Plucking small quantities of loose fur slowly might be less painful. Brushing can work with a softContinuing to assist grooming is advised. It is also noted that she is an un-spayed female, which needs to be rectified. Rabbits have a very high incidence of uterine cancer if left un-spayed. Good luck.

How to remove loose fur from my rabbit's dewlap without her attacking?

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