Reh
Active Member
Hi all,
it’s heavy shedding season atm and I have noticed that my bunny looks kind of greasy around his back towards the neck/on the neck, and kind of feels very mildly crunchy, almost like it’s knotted, but it isn’t.
It also looks slightly bunched together (picture 2000s boys spiking their hair with gel, just less intense).. and it looks this way and feels this way after he grooms himself on the sides of his body too.
Note: my rabbit HATES being groomed. The areas that do look greasy.. are the areas where I feel like I can get some decent fur out of.
He lets me “massage” him with a rubber type brush, but as soon as I whip out the furbuster I am his mortal enemy and acts like I’m literally skinning him alive.
How concerned should I be? I googled it and some sites said it’s an indication that he’s sick..?
it’s heavy shedding season atm and I have noticed that my bunny looks kind of greasy around his back towards the neck/on the neck, and kind of feels very mildly crunchy, almost like it’s knotted, but it isn’t.
It also looks slightly bunched together (picture 2000s boys spiking their hair with gel, just less intense).. and it looks this way and feels this way after he grooms himself on the sides of his body too.
Note: my rabbit HATES being groomed. The areas that do look greasy.. are the areas where I feel like I can get some decent fur out of.
He lets me “massage” him with a rubber type brush, but as soon as I whip out the furbuster I am his mortal enemy and acts like I’m literally skinning him alive.
How concerned should I be? I googled it and some sites said it’s an indication that he’s sick..?
