American Fuzzy Lop
Rabbit · Dwarf · 0 live listings
American Fuzzy Lops are a small lop-eared wool rabbit, recognized by ARBA in 1988. They look like a fluffy Holland Lop and are friendly, but their wool needs regular grooming to prevent mats and wool block.
At a glance
The tradeoffs, honestly
AFL wool needs brushing several times a week and more during molts. Lop ears can trap wax and hide infections.
Common questions
How much grooming do AFLs need?
Several times a week, and daily during a molt. Their wool mats easily, and swallowed fur can cause wool block.
What health checks should an AFL have?
Check teeth for malocclusion and ears for wax or infection. Ask about RHDV2 vaccination and any E. cuniculi history in the herd.
Are AFLs good with kids?
Often, with adult help. They are friendly, but the grooming needs an adult, and small rabbits can be hurt if dropped.
Ask the seller for these. Documents on Everybarn are on file for your own checks; we don't check them with the issuer.
Save the search and we'll email you when one goes live.