Shocking' extent of lop ear rabbit health shown by RVC

Lop-eared rabbits are more prone to ear and dental problems than their erect-eared counterparts, a study has confirmed for the first time. RVC researchers said their study [under peer review] affirms what has long been suspected; that breed characteristics of lop-eared rabbits make them typically more prone to health issues such as narrowed ear canals

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Ear health and quality of life in pet rabbits of differing ear conformations: A UK survey of owner-reported signalment risk factors and effects on rabbit welfare and behaviour

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PDF) Lop-eared rabbits have more aural and dental problems than erect-eared rabbits: a rescue population study