At what age is a lop rabbit weaned?

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Generally, a lop rabbit can be weaned about 40 days after birth; the exact time depends on weight, and it is usually advised to wean once the weight exceeds 500 grams. A week before weaning, the owner can feed some junior rabbit pellets to prevent digestive discomfort from a big food change after weaning.

For a just-weaned lop rabbit, the owner should keep its diet and living environment unchanged and the surroundings clean to help it wean smoothly.

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