🐰 Setareh
Rabbit Grooming Services
 Gentle, Welfare-Focused Care At Setareh, our grooming services focus on routine maintenance, comfort, and observation, always prioritizing your rabbit’s well-being. We understand that many rabbits dislike grooming and that some owners need experienced, calm support — especially for seniors or special-needs rabbits. All grooming services are offered with low-stress handling and are performed only when it is safe and appropriate for the rabbit. ⸻  ✂️ Just the Nails $25 per rabbit Rabbit nails can grow long, sharp, and uncomfortable if not properly maintained — for both your bunny and you. This service is ideal for rabbits who resist nail trims or for owners who want experienced help. Includes: • Cuticle check • Nail trimming • Light filing for smooth edges • Calm, supportive handling ⸻  👂 Just the Ears $15 per rabbit Rabbit ears are sensitive and should be checked regularly to help prevent wax buildup and irritation. This service focuses on routine ear maintenance and visual observation only. Includes: • Gentle external ear cleaning • Visual check for wax buildup or redness • Observation for sores or abnormalities ⚠️ This service does not include diagnosis or treatment of ear infections, mites, or medical conditions. Veterinary referral will be recommended if concerns are observed. ⸻  🌿 Just the Scent Glands $30 per rabbit Rabbits have scent glands near the anal area that may occasionally accumulate a waxy buildup, particularly in seniors, overweight rabbits, or those with limited mobility. If left unmanaged, buildup can cause discomfort and odor. Includes: • Visual assessment of the external scent gland area • Gentle removal of accessible waxy buildup • Comfort-focused handling throughout the process ⚠️ This service is limited to gentle external cleaning only and does not include treatment of infection, inflammation, abscesses, or impacted glands. ⸻ 🧠 What We Do Not Offer For the safety of your rabbit, Setareh does not perform: • Tooth trimming or dental procedures • Treatment of infections, abscesses, or inflamed areas • Medical grooming requiring sedation • Grooming if a rabbit is overly stressed, painful, or unsafe to handle When concerns fall outside grooming scope, we will recommend veterinary care. ⸻ ⚖️ Grooming Services Disclaimer Setareh provides routine grooming and husbandry support only. We are not licensed veterinarians and do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe for medical conditions. Grooming services will not be performed if signs of pain, infection, inflammation, discharge, bleeding, or excessive distress are present. In these cases, clients will be advised to seek care from a qualified rabbit-savvy or exotic veterinarian. By booking a grooming service, you acknowledge that: • Grooming is performed at the owner’s request • Results may vary based on the rabbit’s temperament and condition • You accept responsibility for your rabbit’s ongoing care decisions ⸻ 📍 Service Area & Booking • Grooming services are available in-home within: • Davis County • Salt Lake County • Weber County • Grooming may also be scheduled as an add-on to consultations, when appropriate 📞 Call or Text: 385-414-5938 ⏱️ Messages are typically returned within 24–48 hours ❓ Grooming Services FAQ Is grooming safe for my rabbit? Yes — when appropriate. All grooming services are performed using calm, low-stress handling and are limited to routine maintenance only. If a rabbit shows signs of pain, illness, or excessive stress, grooming will not be performed and veterinary care will be recommended. ⸻ Do you sedate rabbits for grooming? No. Setareh does not sedate rabbits or perform any grooming that would require sedation. Rabbits that cannot be safely groomed while awake should be seen by a veterinarian. ⸻ Are you a veterinarian? No. Setareh provides education-based care and routine grooming only. We do not diagnose medical conditions, prescribe medications, or treat infections. Grooming services are not a substitute for veterinary care. ⸻ What if my rabbit has mites, an infection, or sores? If we observe signs of infection, mites, inflammation, discharge, or open sores, grooming will not be performed. We will refer you to a qualified rabbit-savvy or exotic veterinarian for proper treatment. ⸻ How often should my rabbit have their nails trimmed? Most rabbits benefit from nail trims every 4–6 weeks, depending on growth rate and activity level. We’re happy to help assess your rabbit’s needs during a visit. ⸻ How often do scent glands need cleaning? Many rabbits do not need regular scent gland cleaning. It is more commonly needed for senior rabbits, overweight rabbits, or those with limited mobility. We only clean scent glands when external buildup is present and safe to remove. ⸻ Will grooming hurt my rabbit? No. Grooming should not be painful. If a rabbit appears uncomfortable or distressed, we will stop the service. Your rabbit’s comfort and safety always come first. ⸻ Can grooming be added to a consultation? Yes — grooming services may be added to in-home consultations when appropriate and when the rabbit is calm enough to handle safely. ⸻ What if my rabbit doesn’t tolerate grooming? Some rabbits simply cannot tolerate grooming without high stress. If this occurs, we may stop the service early or recommend veterinary grooming support instead. No rabbit will be forced. ⸻ Do you offer tooth trimming? No. Setareh does not perform tooth trimming or dental procedures. If you have concerns about your rabbit’s teeth, we can help you understand warning signs and when to seek veterinary care. ⸻ Where are grooming services offered? Grooming services are currently offered in-home within: • Davis County • Salt Lake County • Weber County ⸻ How do I book grooming services? Grooming services must be booked in advance and are subject to availability. 📞 Call or Text: 385-414-5938 ⏱️ Messages are typically returned within 24–48 hours |
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