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How much weight can a rabbit grow?

How much weight can a rabbit grow?
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The weight of rabbits varies by breed, and the weight of different breeds of rabbits as adults will also vary. Generally speaking, the adult weight of domestic pet rabbits (such as Dutch rabbits, mini lop rabbits, etc.) is between 1-5 pounds (0.45-2.3 kg), while the adult weight of large meat rabbit

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The weight of rabbits varies by breed, and the weight of different breeds of rabbits as adults will also vary. Generally speaking, the adult weight of domestic pet rabbits (such as Dutch rabbits, mini lop rabbits, etc.) is between 1-5 pounds (0.45-2.3 kg), while the adult weight of large meat rabbit breeds may exceed 10 pounds ( 4.5 kg). However, a rabbit's weight is also affected by many other factors, such as age, gender, health, diet and exercise.


If you are concerned about your rabbit's normal weight, talk to your local veterinarian. They can provide professional advice about your rabbit and help you develop a diet and exercise plan that is right for your rabbit.


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