Shedding in rabbits can be annoying at times, but it's important to remember that this is a natural process in rabbits that cannot be stopped. You can help keep the fur in your home under control by brushing your rabbit regularly during their shedding season. This will help your rabbit lose their coat more quickly.
Rabbits shed their fur when stressed, so ensure that your pet is comfortable and content. Rabbits molt four times annually, though no other occurrence is as drastic as their springtime shedding. There is also a pattern to an organic molting, which you'll need to recognize.
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Angora rabbits may have long hair, but they are said to shed the least of all the breeds.
The rabbits molt usually begins on the head, moving down the neck and back then towards the stomach, but some rabbits molt in patches all over their bodies. The molt can also get stuck. Know as being “Stuck in the molt”. This usually happens on the rabbits flanks, just above the tail, and on the belly.