What colors do meat rabbits come in?

Common meat rabbit colors are white, black, and gray. A meat rabbit’s color is related to breed, keeping conditions, and degree of maturity. For example, Dutch rabbits are mostly white, black, and gray, while New Zealand rabbits are generally pure white. Depending on keeping conditions, a meat rabbit’s color is also affected.

If a meat rabbit has enough nutrition and is healthy, its coat color is usually fuller and brighter. If keeping conditions are poor or the rabbit lacks nutrition, its coat may become dull and yellow.