In summer, the weather is hot, rabbit's hair is too long, and it feels hot in my arms, so I thought about whether to cut it, but the rabbit and Can dogs be the same? Can they be cut? I don’t know how tangled it is, and I’m afraid of harming the rabbit, so do rabbits really need to be cut in summer?
1. Do I need to shave the rabbit in summer?
The fur of the rabbit actually plays a role in regulating the temperature. It is warm in winter and cool in summer! instead hurt them.
However, long-haired rabbits can be properly sheared. Very long-haired rabbits can be cut slightly shorter, but few real long-haired rabbits are pets. Most of them can only be regarded as medium and long hair, so if you want to cut it, you can cut the hair on the stomach shorter, and other parts can not be cut.
2. Precautions for shaving rabbits
1. Prepare the rabbits to become like dogs.
The fur of rabbits is not like that of dogs. After the dog's fur is cut short, they will grow evenly together, but not of rabbits. These furs will grow according to their original logic. It's likely that this cluster is starting to grow, and that one isn't planning to do that yet. Therefore, the sheared rabbits are likely to be bitten by dogs for quite some time!
2. Don't cut the hair on the rabbit's head.
The closer the hair is to the head, the harder it is to grow back, so it is not only the head, it is recommended not to use the knife if it is close to the head.
3. You can't shave all of them!
You can't shave all your dog's hair, you must leave a layer of short hair, otherwise it will be a kind of harm to the dog, this Little knowledge doesn't seem to be widely promoted, and we often see dogs that are shaved in summer in our lives. The same goes for rabbits.
It is absolutely not allowed to shave all the hairs! Whether it is partial or complete!
The operation of shaving is not used on rabbits as a last resort. Such as the treatment of skin diseases, such as surgery will be required. And it should be operated by a professional doctor, because the skin of rabbits is very thin, and non-professional operations can easily hurt their skin.
Similarly, shaved fur may not grow back quickly. I always feel that rabbit fur has its own growth logic. When it is originally scheduled to shed and grow, it will not be due to human intervention. And change the plan.
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