Does it work good with rabbit fur?
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Stiff To Pick Up.I Would Think It would WOfork Better As Rabbit Hair IS Softer. We Used It On Domestic ShorT Hair And It Was Too Stuff
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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 ;-)
2008514
I have only been on pet sitting duties with rabbits but if I remember their fine thick but short coats it will work. I have a kitten that I use it on and it works much better than the narrow combs. I also have a beauty of a queen with very thick, fine medium length hair and it does fine for getting small and large fleas. It also will get small amounts of dander out of the undercoat but it is not an undercoat remover. Also be very careful around their whiskers and those are thick enough that it will catch. I hope this helps.
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In my experience, the 10 amps of power pull dust bunnies out from under dressers that I can't see or even know they are there. My dust bunnies consist of hair from both a Pomeranian dog and 2 cats and it gives me great satisfaction to know how clean my floor really is. Works really well for toe-kicks in the kitchen, too. Anything that is specifically targeted, like along edges and corners, wouldn't have a chance unless it's glued to the floor.
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Yes! It works fantastic with long haired dogs or dogs with a thick undercoat.
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I bought them for my beard and mustache - for which they work fine. They would probably work on dog fur, but I've never tried that.
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I don't think it will. I think the rabbits coat is to fine, and would pull the hair out.
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I am sorry I do not know for sure, but I do not see why not. It works well for rabbits.
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I have alot of rabbits but never set my sights on using this trap to catch them (caught skunks and Racoons) if you use this for rabbits use Kale (red or green) as bait should work great
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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.
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It has been great with our rabbits fur. It looks and smells nice after he uses it. We don't use it often though. There are some wipes meant for cats and dogs that we like and use even more. They make his fur softer. They are coconut scented. I forget the name of them though.
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I used it on my Yorkie - Maltase mix and it didn't get through her fur. So I would not recommend it.
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I have used this kind of bedding, for years, in my Mini Rex bunny's cage and it has worked better than anything I have ever tried. Also, he has lived for 13+ years and that is much, much longer than expected. Obviously it hasn't hurt him a bit. As a matter of fact, it keeps his cage cleaner longer and completely controls urine odor. I cannot speak to it's use for guinea pigs or hedgehogs other than this so maybe checking with a vet wouldn't be a bad idea unless someone else has used it specifically for the animals you have.
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It would work if you pulled the fur and combed little areas at a time but I think the tines of the comb are too shot.
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No, it doesn't stick to fur, only itself. We use it all the time on our Golden Retriever's legs to keep him from catching his dewclaws on everything. Works great!!
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I'm unsure, haven't tried it. But I would believe it might pull off the fur since it sucks it in and cuts it.
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You know I honestly don't think so. I would say that overall, it's not a bad little gadget if you are picking up light crumbs, etc, but to say it would work on anything substantial, it's not worth it. It works great on light dog or cat fur, or bird seed, but it won't pick up any straw (we have a rabbit also)....and it fills up very fast so sometimes I have to dump it three times just to pick up after the birds. Almost easier to use the big machine!