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I'm going through this EXACT thing with my lion head brothers. They loved each other in the litter and were always together and we loved them both so we took them both. They were inseparable when they were young, then puberty happened and the both became little a**holes. So we separated got them...

GO TO THE VET ASAP, LIKE YESTERDAY.

Also in future I use a fine tooth comb and work it between the skin and the matt as a gard to protect the skin. And it's okay to cut the matt out in sections sometimes if it's not so bad I'll cut the matt in half and brush it out. As for clippers I use a facial razor because the teeth are very...

I also have 2 lion heads and one is so fluffy that he's basically a mini angora. I use a wide tooth comb and set then on the table with snacks and I brush and pet then at the same time. I do it every seccond day and the brushing time is less and less. My trick for cutting out matted fur is to...

Thanks you very much, I heard about someone use the word kits before but I assumed that after they left their mother then were bunnies. Then after 6 months they were rabbits. I'm glad I now know the correct term and I can call them bunnies all the time lol.

Thank you very much. Banjo runs into things often and so I trim around his eyes so he can see better and after I do it he rips around the house feeling like a brand new bunn

She seems to be seeking something she's not getting, I see you have tried many things and keep trying, when she's doing bad things give her something to do that same thing with that's more appropriate and make that more aluring. She can still be free roam but maybe use baby gates and enclose her...

These are photos of them as bunnies, now as rabbits they are double the size and double the fluf.

I have two male lion head rabbits, Alfie looks like a true lion head and he's relatively easy to groom with a pick style comb and boar bristle brush. Banjo on the other hand has a stronger angora gene in him. He supposed to be a lion head but he looks like a mini Angora. The pick seems to help...

This is Alfie, one of my lion head males.he is free roam and very handsome