The consequences of not shearing Angora rabbits:

1. If Angora rabbits are not sheared, it will be difficult for them to dissipate heat, and heat stroke may occur in hot weather.

2. It may also affect the diet of Angora rabbits, resulting in inactivity, decreased appetite, or even no eating.

3. Angora rabbits will excrete at will. The long hair will adhere to its urine and feces. Dust, soil, etc. will also adhere to it when it moves. Bacteria will multiply on the hair. It can easily lead to skin diseases, which can lead to death in severe cases.

How often should Angora rabbits be sheared?

Angora rabbits are long-haired rabbits. It is recommended to cut the hair once every 2 and a half to 3 months. Clean the rabbit cage every day to keep the breeding environment clean and dry, so that the hair of Angora rabbits can also grow. More supple and tidy.

When cutting, be careful not to cut the hair too short, nor to shave it all off, but keep it at about 2.5cm. In addition, don’t trim the hair on your head easily. After trimming, it will be difficult to grow back to its previous appearance.