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Notes from the grooming table.

Bunny care, grooming tips and what to expect, written by the person who does it every week.

Illustration for "Brushing between grooms: what actually helps"

Grooming tips8 min read

Brushing between grooms: what actually helps

Use the right brush, a short daily session, and check hidden spots to keep coats healthy and mat‑free between professional groomings.

November 4, 2026

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Bunny care7 min read

How often should a bunny be groomed?

Short‑coated bunnies need grooming every 4‑6 weeks, long‑coated every 2‑4 weeks, with extra brushing during molt. Check nails and skin regularly.

October 21, 2026

Illustration for "Matting: why it happens and when to call a groomer"

Grooming tips8 min read

Matting: why it happens and when to call a groomer

Mats form when loose hair tangles and tighten; call a groomer as soon as they become firm, painful, or cover a large area.

October 7, 2026

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First visits8 min read

Getting an anxious pet ready for a groom

Quick tips to spot anxiety, calm your pet at home, and choose a gentle grooming option.

October 7, 2026

Illustration for "Bunny nail trims: why they matter and how often"

Bunny care6 min read

Bunny nail trims: why they matter and how often

Trim your bunny’s nails every 3‑4 weeks to prevent pain, posture issues, and injury; learn why it matters and how to do it safely.

October 4, 2026

Illustration for "Moulting: what it means for your bunny, and why it can't wait"

Bunny care7 min read

Moulting: what it means for your bunny, and why it can't wait

A bunny’s moult replaces old fur with new growth and can cause dangerous hair ingestion; act fast with brushing and professional help.

October 3, 2026

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