Every rabbits is different in size or shape, so to give an approximate weight would more than likely be incorrect 🙂 I did weigh my lionhead a couple of weeks and she would have been the same age but I can’t remember on hand what she weighed! I think it was something like 1.37lb ( 0.6 kg) If your rabbit is a healthy weight you should be able to feel the spine if you run your hand over their back (obviously it shouldn’t be visible) as if this is covered in fat your rabbit is more likely overweight. If you like you can put a very small teaspoon of rolled oats in with his pellets which helps put weight on and seems to help with runny poops too!

You know I can feel every little bone on Edson’s spine and back. He eats like a horse and drinks a lot too. The vet told me that it’s better to be on the thin side than overweight and he wasn’t at all worried about Edson’s weigh. Your guy is just a baby so maybe he does need more food. Not sure though. Have you seen a vet yet? You definitely should for an overall checkup.

well from what I know of lionheads an adult weighs a mere 3 lbs. to 3 1/2 lbs.  some are bigger at 5 lbs but not many. now these weights are for full grown adult lionheads not young babies. so don’t panic. about 1 yr they are their adult weight. they are smaller than dwarfs I think. lionheads are in the tiny category. I know a site that has them in categories of tiny small medium large and dwarfs are in small and lionheads in tiny. I cna’t find the site now I think it was best bunny pets or something it told about breeds and had categories. oh well anyway