What I need to care for a male Holland Lop Eared Bunny?
You’ll need a proper cage first – a wire hutch with a wire bottom and plasticslide-out tray underneath is definetely the best. Safeguard is a brand that makes very good cages like this, and they last forever. Don’t put bunny in a cage without a wire bottom where he is sitting in shavings and droppings, please! Get a wooden board or something that won’t hurt him if he gnaws it to put in the back of the cage so his feet can have a rest from the wire. You’ll need pine shavings to put in the slide-out tray to soak up urine. Change it at least once a week. You’ll need a high-quality feed made just for rabbits – follow the feeding instructions on the bag. You’ll also need a food dish – get the kind that has prongs you can bend over the side of your wire cage, as many rabbits will use the food as a toy to bounce around and they’ll then dump their food out. You’ll need alfalfa hay for the rabbit to eat (a handful per day is good.) Pet stores sell “bales” that are a couple pounds and come in a
