Rabbits are adorable and low-maintenance pets, but their dental health certainly requires some special attention. A rabbit’s teeth grow continuously throughout their life, which means proper care is ...

Lop (floppy) eared rabbits are more likely than erect ('up') eared breeds to have potentially painful ear and dental problems that may ultimately affect their ability to hear and eat properly, ...

Lop-eared rabbits have more aural and dental problems than erect-eared rabbits: a rescue population study. Veterinary Record , 2019; vetrec-2018-105163 DOI: 10.1136/vr.105163 Cite This Page : ...

Believe it or not, rabbits don’t actually need to eat lots of pellets. While these can make up a part of their diet, the best ...

Name: CloverBreed: Lop-eared rabbitAge: 3 years oldSex: FemaleColor: Gray/brow Rabbits like Clover are intelligent and interactive pets. Each day they should have some supervised “out of the ...

At about 10-14 pounds, the French Lop is the largest of the lop-eared rabbits, and is known for its affectionate personality. “I just fell in love with the breed and have been raising rabbits ...

Meet Yohan, one of the friendliest rabbits we’ve ever seen and up for adoption. Yohan is an extremely social and handsome 3-month-old bunny with striking blue eyes. He is a Lop rabbit which ...

Well, apparently, rabbits! Our floppy-eared friends are tunneling creatures by nature. ... Rabbits with lop ears are also prone to ear infections and loss of hearing. 26.