Shedding is non stop, is this normal?

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- 01/11/2017 at 12:36 PM
  Tgbarber
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  Am I the only one who has a bun that sheds constantly? The shedding definitely increases and decreases but it is still fairly heavy constantly. Is it because i am post menopausal and keep my house cool at all times. My thermostat is set on 68. Anything higher than that and I’m hot! Basement where he and i spend our days is between 62 and 66. I’m comfy but is he shedding due to coolness? Does that even make any sense?
- 01/11/2017 at 12:40 PM
  Bam
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  No, you’re not the only one with a constantly shedding bun, far from it. It’s normal for some buns. It’s not a sign of anything wrong. Cool room temp is good for bunnies.
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