Does this stick to the bunnies fur like aspen shavings? I have a lionhead and she tracks the aspen shaving all over the house. I am trying to find something inexpensive that will not track as badly.
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Although I don't have any experience with bunnies I can tell you that my Russian dwarf hamster doesn't track this anywhere. He does get a few pieces in his food bowl from time to time but nothing to make a major mess. It doesn't take a lot to cover his cage, I do give him a little more in certain places because he likes to dig and bury but other than that just enough to cover the bottom and keep him warm is enough.
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I use this for my Guinea pig, but I do not think that it would stick to your bunnies fur. This is soft and smooth not rough like shavings. I really like this product. It does not "track" at all. I would absolutely reccommend it.
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I have a little dutch bunny & it does not stick to her. I switched to this about a month after we got her & have been using it for the past 6 months. The pine bedding turned her white feet yellowish-green & stuck to her ... plus the smell was horrible since she is a house bunny. With this there is definitely a lot less mess and smell. Plus it is cheaper on Amazon than at the pet stores. Hope this helps!
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Mine had a lot of strays and was rather unruly. I went to only rinsing it every day and only used a shampoo one every few days to keep the natural oils in it. Regular brushing and beard balm helped to keep everything in place plus my wife loves the smell of it. It is a little pricey but remember that it is all natural with no harsh chemicals. Totally worth it.
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I have been using this for my guineas for a little over a year. Switched from pine shavings. They are sneezing less and the aspen controls odors better than pine.
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I apologize for responding so late. My 7 yr. old received this from me at Christmas and has slept with it every night. If you don't already have it, def. a great buy! We took "bunny" to the beach recently and she became covered with sand and marker somehow. I filled the sink up w cold water (hot sets in stains) along with some tide laundry detergent, and used a wash cloth to scrub the areas. I then used a hair dryer to dry the fur while running my fingers over it to prevent it from not laying properly. Bunny is as good as new.
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I only have a short haired dog and it de-sheds a lot of her hair... have to do it a couple times a week, not FurMaster's fault... just the dog.
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The label says good for deer, rabbit, and squirrels. But I have not seen any effect on all three. This product does smell kind of rotten, but all the critters just ignore it. I suspect the same result with chipmunks.
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Dog hair is a problem for us, too. I was actually concerned that the sheep balls would collect too much dog hair. They collect some but not much. I did use a piece of tape to remove it from them. I tend to use a sticky lint roller or pieces of packing tape to remove the dog fur from things. Tedious but nothing else seems to work. Maybe I will try some dryer sheets for that...thanks! Might try the dryer sheets plus the sheep balls at the same time.
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Well, it says FURminator on it so I don't know if that's the way a competitor would spell it or if that's the way the real company spells it. However, this thing works great! You wouldn't believe the hair I pull out--non-stop during this shedding season. And my dogs love me using it on them.
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Mine isn't runny. It comes out kind of like a whipped cream texture, maybe a little thicker and heavier. It isn't thick like toothpaste but it definitely isn't runny. It should be like you would expect a cream to be. Never used synthetic shaving brush, just badger hair and it works very well.
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I have 2 shelties and as you know they are hairy as well. vaccuum every other day and will fill w/in a couple of times.still LOVE the product! cant believe how well it works for the price!
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This shampoo is only for prevention. If you already caught lice you need the treatment. Lice is going aournd in my school, so far this works, my kids including my highschooler use it and none of them have ever caught lice. The smell stays forever! And leaves the hair shiny! It won't get rid of the animals though, because is not strong enough.
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We have a Golden Retriever, so long hair and everywhere all the time! It did nothing for reducing the shedding. What we actually noticed was his fur was coming out in clumps - really odd. I can't say this product is why, but it makes sense since adding this to his diet was the only change. Once we quit using, the clumping stopped and now we just deal with the normal shedding. Not fun - but this wasn't the answer. With that - I do have a friend that swears by it, but it sure didn't work for us.
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No, the horse hair tends to hold on to the dirt, bunnies, hair, etc. We use the broom on our distressed wood floor. Does a wonderful job of getting the dirt out of the grooves.
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My experience says no. The granules contain fox and other predator urine. Rabbits multiply so fast they don't develop a fear of the scent. I have placed it immediately outside their burrows and they run right by it. It clearly burns their feet and they scratch patches in your lawn trying to get it off their feet. Good luck.
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Does she have long hair? I would be concerned that it might hurt a little and scare her. All I know is I got it for my long haired himalayan kitty and she always tries to get away when I comb her. I am going to try the ShedMonster one instead. I really think it might work better for me. I wouldn't recommend it.
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I have a dog the sheads a medium amount (weekly vacuuming is ok). And I haven't found any hair stuck to the ball. It doesn't feel sticky and it hasn't gotten a hair grabbing charge like a rubbed balloon either. So it shouldn't be an issue.
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Yes, if/when it starts to lose tackiness, wash with soap and warm water to regenerate it. I have even used stencil adhesive on mine to bring sticky back. My pets have helped with crafts too much so some fur had gotten pretty embedded and it was easier to buy new than hand pick it all off. Lol!