Rabbit & Guinea Pig Grooming
Because little coats, paws and personalities deserve special care.
At Reina’s Rabbits & Guinea Pig Hotel, grooming is about more than looking good. Regular grooming helps keep your rabbit or guinea pig comfortable and gives us an opportunity to notice changes in their coat, skin and nails.
With a lifelong passion for small animals, a Bachelor of Science in Zoology and more than 30 years of rabbit experience, I understand that every pet is different. My approach is gentle, patient and tailored to the individual animal.
Whether your pet needs a routine nail trim, help managing a long coat or a more involved grooming session, I aim to make the experience as calm and comfortable as possible.
Our Grooming Services
Nail Trims - $22 - Routine nail maintenance for rabbits and guinea pigs to help keep nails at an appropriate length.
Brushing & Coat Maintenance - $100 - Gentle brushing to help manage loose fur, tangles and shedding, with grooming needs tailored to your pet's coat type.
Sanitary Trims - $200 - Careful trimming of fur around the hindquarters when needed to help keep the area clean and manageable.
Long-Haired Rabbit Clipping - $200 - Specialized coat maintenance for long-haired rabbits, including Angora-type coats that require more frequent attention.
Guinea Pig Bath & Groom - $100 - routine maintenance for our guinea pigs that includes a bath, dry and nails.
If your pet has significant tangles, matting or special coat-care needs, please mention this when booking. Additional time and fees may apply depending on the work required.
A Gentle, Individual Approach
Rabbits and guinea pigs can find handling stressful, so I take their comfort and behaviour into consideration throughout each appointment. Grooming is adapted to the individual pet, and I may recommend additional time, breaks or veterinary attention if a concern is identified.
Please note that grooming is not a substitute for veterinary care. Skin problems, unusual hair loss, wounds, severe matting or changes in your pet's health may require assessment by a veterinarian.