Would it work for rabbits that are shedding ?
1172040
Its more for combing out fleas , but if the rabbits coat is like a cats coat shouldnt be an issue , but its not made to collect a lot of fur .
1172041
It would if you had to but would be a little bit of a hassle. I would buy a thicker type brush that has lots of close together bristles.
1172042
My dog has very short hair and it pulls at his hair to pull out fleas and nits so I don't think it would be good for shedding.
1578113
From the material, I would think it might, but my dog is non-shedding, so I don't have experience with it.
847219
This works best on dogs that have a double coat. It was designed to remove shedding undercoat and is great for that. So it really depends on what your dog's coat is like. Poodles have wiry outer coat and a dense cottony under coat, so this would probably work.
2034482
No do not use this for rabbits with short or medium length fur. If your rabbit has long fur it is safe, but otherwise I recommend a brush that looks more like your own hair brush. With rounded tips and soft bristles. Otherwise it can hurt the rabbit. Another tips is to spray your rabbit with water then brush it out with a hair brush. Their fur is much different than a dog or cat, so long-hair rabbits go ahead use this but NOT on a short-haired rabbit.
162628
It works well for our guniea pig in a large cage but not sure about rabbit size
635017
I have had rabbits and it could work, but its possible they could chew it and or pull off the nozzles if your rabbits were forceful with their surroundings. in a cage it would have to hang from the top and the yellow is plastic so... could work depending on setup and or rabbits. I hope that helps?
885816
I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
611379
We have a lot of rabbits in our area (rural downstate Illinois) and the tree guards work fine. I think you would want to be sure the bottom of the guard is firmly against the soil.
2185356
I don't have a rabbit at the moment, but have in the past, and think this would work just as well for bunnies as it does for kitties. The absorption is very important for us, and the Breeze does a great job. I agree, scooping solids may be a challenge, but any "bits" left behind dehydrate quickly, and may even fall through to the pad for easier disposal. I don't know how others are working their systems, but I have mine set beside my potty, where I can easily flush solids between pad replacements.
113406
The product works well for rabbits. While I do not know for certain, my guess is that it would also work for raccoons. The scent of a predator likely would repel these critters as well.
784445
I have pugs, and it works great for the shedding. Not quite sure how long your dogs hair is, but I got the short for the pugs
1311286
I really can't say. I got it for deer and it seems to work. If the logic of a predator is the same with rabbits, it should work. On the other hand, I'm not to sure how smart wabbits are.
2076790
IMO, it's doubtful this trap would work for small rabbits. This trap is barely large enough for a squirrel, however it is the perfect size for a chipmunk. With this said, it is my recommendation to purchase the next larger size trap for rabbits. Long term, you will be more pleased with a larger trap, because where there are small rabbits, it's a good bet there are large rabbits also. Good luck!
1953085
I don't know. You'd have to read what the product says. I understand, though, that human hair is a great deterrent to rabbits! Just ask the beauty shop to bag some clippings up for you ;-)
738566
Yes, I believe it more than likely will pick up rabbit poops. I use it primarily on my carpeted stairs to pick up hair and other stuff that accumulates, and it does a pretty good job. I think it would do a better job on slightly larger particles like hay and dry poops, so long as these are not stuck in the rug fibers. If they are stuck, you might have to loosen them.
1890167
I think it will get rid of anything as long as it is set up the rite way...there are different settings & a motion detect mode....you have to mess with them alittle....I haven't had no rabbits for a while now ....and it does move the stray kits around....
398707
Not sure. We bought it for deer and rabbits. Didn't do as well as expected. Good luck.