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That colour pattern is simply "broken" which dozens of breeds come in. English spots are an arched breed with very specific spotting and body type, nothing like the OPs photos. @Astrx your bun is simply a cute mix.

Shes probably already pregnant. Either move up their appointments or get ready for babies. They need to be kept seperate for at least a solid month after they have been fixed as well. Thereis no way to keep them together. They shouldnt even be allowed to touch between bars because he can still...

Even 30mg isnt technically strong enough for a 6lb bunny. Youll want the 45mg/tube one. 46.8mg for a 6lb rabbit. It will be up to a vet to dispense for you.

He is pretty much done growing so pellets can be limited to 1/4 cup per day. Unlimited hay. More leafy greens - variety, less fruit. A small treat of fruit here or there is okay.

Its not recommended to use shavings or paper bedding in the sleep area as again that can encourage your rabbit to go to the bathroom there. We typically suggest the only place you use "litter" or "bedding" like that is the litter box. If they are litter trained and not big chewers just give...

Most people dont use any bedding as soft places can encourage buns to pee there. If you know your rabbit is good, and not a chewer or likely to pee there you can try fleece.

Some of you are going to end up on moderated posting pretty quickly here. Consider this an official warning. Any person, any age, needs to be held responsible for looking after any animals they bring home. Child or adult, if you are not prepared to care for and SEEK VETERINAY ATTENTION when it...

Kinda eating is not great. Getting lucky with injuries is not great. Withholding medical care from animals is not great either. Rabbits are a prey species, they are designed to hide their pain and suffering. So not seeing signs of pain does NOT mean they are A-Okay!

Garden select? Isnt simple harvest their hay? That sounds fine. I wouldnt worry too much you might be going a little over kill so relax and dont worry. Its the same brand And the garden select has more hay and goodness in it anyway.

This rabbit needs a vet now. Vet school isnt part of high school so her feeling him means nothing. He needs proper veterinary care asap. Call a friend, get a taxi, and help your pet. This is why we advocate that anyone, child or adult, who gets a rabbit or any animal needs to be able to...

Thats probably meant for you to make toys with, not hand your rabbit a roll of rope.

Unlikely. You have only posted 1 photo that does not show the rabbit well at all, but even from that angle you can see that rabbit does not have the face or ears of a Netherland.

The white rabbit is likely a rex mix as it appears to have the curly whiskers and plush coat a Rex would have, and the grey just appears to be a generic mix. However photos are not very great for getting a good view at the fur. If theyre from the same litter they are both just mixes.

First guess would be rabbit syphilis or some other type of virus. Was she put into quaranteen when you got her? How many other rabbits do you have from this person?

Please throw the furminator out. They should never be used on any species as they physically cut the animals hair. Those are blades and you are thinning the coat by cutting it out not just removing "dead" or shedding hair.

Rabbits should be dosed at 18mg/kg. They are not like dogs and cats. Doing less you run the risk of whatever youre trying to kill building up a tolerance or just not working period.

This line right here is so wrong. Its nobodys job to buy you a rabbit. Regardless of parents giving you permission or not, you should be the one saving up for the rabbit yourself as you will need to be the one saving up for an emergency vet visit as well. If you cannot afford to look after the...

Just a generic mix. Very cute though

Definitely not a rex. Just a generic mix.

Mix breed.