Netherland lop rabbits can grow about 40 centimeters. Under normal circumstances, the weight of a grown-up Dutch lop rabbit is about 2.0 to 2.5 kg, and the body length is about 40 cm. The large Holland Lop rabbit can weigh at least 4.5 kilograms. How big a Dutch lop rabbit can grow depends on how the owner raises it.

How to raise Dutch Lop rabbits:

1. Feed night food. In addition to eating during the day, Dutch Lop rabbits like to rest or sleep in the cage, but they are extremely active at night. The food intake at night accounts for about 75% of the total diet. Therefore, raising Dutch Lop rabbits must insist on Feed night food.

2. Have a balanced diet. The diet needs to be prepared with sufficient and clean cold boiled food, and the food should be nutritionally balanced. Vegetables, rabbit food, hay, etc. should be well matched before being given to the Dutch Lop rabbit.

3. Organize hair. Most of the Dutch lop-eared rabbit breeds have a large amount of hair and usually shed a lot of hair during the change of seasons. If they are not combed frequently, the coat will easily become knotted. Over time, the rabbit's coat will become tangled due to coat problems. Red and swollen skin.