Al Muzoun is a small residential pocket of the capital, the sort of community where people know their neighbours and a fair few homes have a rabbit in them. Kept indoors under constant cooling, those rabbits shed all year round, and a coat left unbrushed knits itself into mats within a fortnight. Salonist shows which mobile groomers and clinics take rabbit bookings out this way, and the broader pet grooming options in Al Muzoun page lists everyone covering the area.
Grooming a rabbit is careful, low-stress work. The visit opens with a health check for lumps, sore hocks and weight, then the loose coat is combed out in short passes, knots are eased apart with fingers or a fine comb, nails are clipped on all four feet and the ears, glands and rear are checked for soiling. The rabbit stays the right way up and never goes near water. Expect twenty to thirty-five minutes. When diaries fill, rabbit grooming in Al Qurm is a reasonable fallback.
The rates quoted here are modest for Abu Dhabi: roughly AED 40 to 85 for a nail trim, AED 90 to 170 for a full brush and groom, and AED 130 to 235 for a moult strip or serious de-matting. A travelling groomer bills a call-out separately. You can weigh it against rabbit grooming in Al Raha Gardens.
After the appointment, settle the rabbit somewhere cool and shaded indoors with plenty of hay, and keep combing every couple of days until the moult eases. Do not let the back end stay damp or dirty overnight in summer, since that is exactly what leads to flystrike. Neighbours use the same routine for rabbit grooming in Al Rahah.
Nobody grooms rabbits from a base in this community as things stand, so every appointment goes to a handler who drives out or to a clinic nearby, and the choice is widening steadily. You book with a couple of taps, pay in the app and pick on the basis of real, verified reviews. Further along, rabbit grooming in Al Rahbah is another possibility.