Quick Brush Recommendation (Rex)?

[ams1786]

Looking for a quick recommendation for a brush. I have a rex, I think purebred, but not exactly show quality. She doesn't have the undercoat though and she has VERY fine hair. I think she's molting, but it's very light compared to other rabbits I've seen - she's just a compulsive groomer and I'd like to keep her from ingesting anything. I've tried the wet hand trick but it didn't work, and a lint roller worked okay but not great and she HATES it. I'd like to purchase from Smith and Foster since I'm about to make a bulk purchase and I'm debating between the pumice brush and the pro slicker brush - I'm really afraid of using anything too severe since her skin's so exposed. Never bought a brush before so any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[woahlookitsme]

I really like these
http://petsuppliespetstorespetsuper...ooming-aids/slick-n-easy-horse-grooming-block

 

[Imbrium]

I've never had a rex, but I have a Holland lop (short, coarser hair) and a lionhead (really soft, fine hair, both short and long) and swear by my furminator (I have the one for long-haired cats under 10 lbs). it's AMAZING at rounding up rabbit hair and the nice thing about it is it has a money-back satisfaction guarantee - meaning if you try it and don't like it, you can get your money back.

 

[ams1786]

Thanks all! In case anyone has the same question in the future, I ended up with the lava brush from Drs. Foster and Smith and it's great.

 

[slavetoabunny]

I see that you already got a brush ams1786, but I highly recommend the Small Animal Furminator. It has a different blade than the regular Furminator. I have rexes and it works great.