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Considering his size… I’m going to stick with a Holland mix. That would be about right since a Holland is usually less than 4lbs. But the other breed is unknown, so that can easily put them over 4lbs. The ear shape itself definitely looks lop-like to me. Plus the ears don’t stay erect, it looks like they sink to the sides a bit at rest. This…[Read more]

wow, i didnt know that my rabbit looked like holland lop 🙂 i didn’t consider it since he doesn’t have flopy ears

She’s very cute! I love her little half lopped ears 🙂

She does have that adorable Holland lop head shape =)

thanks for replying 🙂 He is about 1.85 kg (4.1lb)

Mine tend to like things they can destroy. They are picky about their wood. Fresh twigs are a hit, they go crazy for fresh willow or apple twigs. They also love organic palm plates and sea grass mats.  🙂 They also really like balsa wood but they go through it SO fast and they are kind of expensive, so they only get those as a special…[Read more]

Thank you so much!! Im so glad I found this place everyone is so nice and helpful!

I’ve found not only does the physical toy itself hold varying interest per rabbit (ex. some like willow balls, some don’t), but also how and where it’s presented also can influence preference. More often than not, I don’t really notice many rabbits interacting with toys just laying around in their open environment very often. If I’m interacting…[Read more]

He definitely is!

How big is she? Her blocky head and helicopter ears suggest a Holland lop mix.

It honestly looked like the end of a bone, but she has no issue walking around and gave zero craps when I examined it so I dont think there is any sensitivity

It’s strange that it is just one nail. Does the chewed nail look like a little nub encasing the quick? Sometimes rabbits will catch a nail on the carpet and damage it, but they don’t actually tear it off (so no blood). The damaged part of the nail (the outer portion) will slowly “die” and then fall off, leaving the little nub containing the quick…[Read more]

It’s great that she loves the Critical Care! I think that’s the most important intervention in getting her weight up again, since vegs and greens have very low protein- and calorie-content and hay isn’t really fattening either.

The dosage of Critical Care are calculated on how much a bun of a certain weight needs to consume daily to keep its…[Read more]

She is about 4 or 5, and is freeroam except for when my boyfriend and I arent home. We recently moved so I am still trying to bunny proof everything.