holland lops

Hollands are a Dwarf breed, typically weighing 2-4 pounds.

Compact body, short legs, and "lop" ears that hang down the sides of their cheeks.

 Generally friendly, calm, docile, playful, and energetic

Low-maintenance fur but requires weekly brushing.

One of the smallest breeds

 weighing 1.75 to 2.5 pounds  Compact body, short legs, large round head, short ears, and large eyes.

Intelligent, energetic, and playful,

weekly brushing 

Small, compact body for English Angora’s  (5.5-7.5 lbs) that look huge due to abundant wool, including full facial tufts 

 Generally sweet, docile, intelligent, and sociable; enjoy human interaction and other rabbits,

Wool Very fine, soft, silky wool with a crimp

The Teddywidder (or Teddy Lop) is a rare German dwarf rabbit breed known for its extremely long, soft, woolly fur, lop ears, and small size (2-4 lbs). They are highly docile, calm, and affectionate, making them excellent, albeit high-maintenance, pets that require daily brushing to prevent matting. 

Care & Grooming

Daily brushing is essential to prevent mats 

• Shearing/Plucking: Wool needs shearing or plucking every 90-120 days to stay healthy and prevent impaction.

Unlimited access to fresh water & grass hay like timothy, orchard, or coastal 

Offer a variety at 4 months of age of washed leafy greens daily, such as spinach, kale, celery, and parsley. Introduce new vegetables gradually.

We Feed 

1/2 cup Manna Pro 

 & Free Feed Coastal Hay Daily 

 High-fiber pellets should make up a small portion of the diet

Fruits like apples and carrots are high in sugar and should only be given as occasional treats. 

Chew Toys Made from natural wood, hay, or seagrass, these are crucial for dental health and satisfying a rabbit's natural urge to gnaw. Foraging Toys These toys encourage natural foraging behaviors by hiding treats or food, providing mental stimulation. Tunnels and Hideaways Rabbits are prey animals and need safe spaces to hide and feel secure. Tunnels offer both a sense of security and a fun place to explore. Toss and Shred Toys Items like balls, baskets, or cardboard boxes can be thrown, pushed, or shredded, providing physical and mental exercise. What to consider when choosing toys:

• Safety: Always opt for toys made from natural, untreated materials that are safe to ingest in small quantities and won't cause blockages. Avoid toys with toxic chemicals or small parts that can be easily swallowed. 
• Durability: Rabbits are enthusiastic chewers, so choose toys that are sturdy enough to withstand their chewing habits, though some toys are designed to be consumed. 
• Enrichment: Toys should provide mental and physical stimulation, encouraging natural behaviors like chewing, foraging, digging, and hiding. 

Brushing & Shedding

• Short-haired: Brush weekly; more during shedding.
• Long-haired: Daily brushing is crucial to prevent mats.
• Shedding (Molting): Happens a few times a year; requires more frequent/daily brushing 
• Tools: Soft-bristle brush, slicker brush, rubber mitt, comb.
• Technique: Gentle strokes in hair growth direction; watch ears/armpits. 

Nail Trims

• Frequency: Every 4-6 weeks.
• Tools: Guillotine-style clippers for cats/birds.
• Caution: Avoid cutting the pink "quick" (blood vessel).