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WHY DO RABBITS EAT EACH OTHERS HAIR OUT?
Published by: smith 2009-01-07

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  • No they are probably doing this,because of not getting enough fiber in their diet. Its a true fact that rabbits not fed much hay or veg or even if their pellets/mix doesn't have much fiber content in them they will pluck each others coat,This is called "Barbering".
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    A rabbits diet should consist many of hay,only 2-3ozs of pellets/mix for Dwarf-Medium rabbits per day(each) or 4-8ozs for Large-Giant rabbits per day(each).

    So its a fiber problem as they animal behaviorist has said.

    Hope this helps.


  • They moult regularly so they are helping one another, they might also be doing this to make a nest so make sure you are giving them enough hay or bedding to sleep on. All rabbits lose fur so I wouldnt be too worried.
    They could be doing this because they dont like one another so watch them more carefully and separate them if they are.


  • they are rabies infected animals. they are animals


  • Hunger? No, many times they have OCD= ,obsessive compulsions disorder. The obsessiveness with not enough activity, hormones if not spay/neutered finally, not a good diet that is specific to rabbits with extra veggies and variety.


  • animals do that when they're bored


  • no they dont i have two


  • Shynce , it's just like cats . They are grooming each other .


  • Because they like their bunny shaved.


  • I never heard that they did, but if they really do, that is sort of a scary thing. I think I will stay away from rabbits on Halloween.





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