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Frequently Asked Questions
A once-over for weight, lumps and sore hocks, a full comb-through of the shedding coat, careful mat removal, nail shortening and a look at the ears, scent glands and rear. Anything that needs a vet gets flagged rather than treated.
Most rabbits are finished inside twenty-five to forty-five minutes. Nervous animals and thickly matted coats take the longer end, and a sensible handler will break the work into two visits rather than push on.
Claws alone come to about AED 45 to 80, a brush and groom AED 95 to 165, and clearing a heavy moult AED 140 to 225. A driving fee is added when the groomer comes to your accommodation.
For most rabbits, yes. A car journey in the heat, followed by strange smells and noise, causes far more stress than the grooming itself, so working at home keeps the animal settled.
Only where a mat genuinely cannot be combed out. Rabbit skin tears with almost no pressure, so a careful handler reaches for a comb and blunt-nosed scissors first and uses blades slowly and sparingly.