Frequently Asked Questions

We are a small farm outside of Augusta GA, in Appling, raising Holland lops.  Our rabbits are held and socialized daily.   Please contact us directly for individual pricing and view our Facebook page for updates.  We have a variety of colors in our herd: harlequin, magpie, tort, otter, black, opal and blue.  We have VM in our lines and several blue-eyed beauties.

Not at all! This breed is perfect if you want a low maintenance, cuddly forever friend. They will need a continuous source of clean water and a consistent diet of Timothy hay and rabbit pellets- and as much love as you can give them, of course!  The web will give you recommendations on how much they should eat a day.

The best way to stay informed is by subscribing to our site and Facebook page! We will begin posting pictures within the first few days of a new litter.  At three (3) weeks, we will post sex and color of each new baby.

Rabbits are $65.  The deposit will be $30 to hold and the balance paid at pick up.   Deposits will be accepted on a first-come-first-serve basis at this time.  We accept Venmo, Paypal (friends and family only) and Zelle.  Please communicate early on if you are interested in a baby that is posted.   Please ask about our pickup schedule.  We only offer two dates for pickups.  

Final payment is due on or before the pick up date.  Final payment can be made through the above methods OR cash.  No checks.  Prices are non-negotiable/Deposits are non-refundable. 

We will give all buyers two days/times for pickup (in the Appling/Augusta, GA area).    If you fail to pick up your rabbit as scheduled, you will forfeit your deposit.  Please ask for the pickup schedule before making a deposit.   If you would like to work with a transport company, you are responsible for making all arrangements and transportation drop off must be negotiated between seller/buyer.  Distance must be in a 60 mile radius and is dependent on our schedule.

Please bring a carrier to transport your rabbit. We will supply a small bag of pellets to assist with the food transition (if you have a different brand of pellets).  Transition instructions are posted under FRQ's - at the bottom - in our contract.

You can find the supplies we use on the farm, like toys, feeders, pens, hutches, etc. posted here on our Amazon Shopping List: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1EVYL57P8L7Y4?ref_=wl_share

You can find the food that our lops love here: 

Hay: https://shop.smallpetselect.com/products/2nd-cutting-timothy-hay

Pellets: We use pellets from Thomson Feed and Seed

You can find the stackable cages our lops call home here: https://www.bassequipment.com/SCResult/Rabbit-Cages-232

There are many informative sites about the proper care of your new bunny.  Just search Holland lop bunny care or Holland lop information. You can also DM us your questions at any time, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. 

Holland Lops can easily fit into your lifestyle by adapting to indoor or outdoor life. We keep our lops outside in our barn with lots of fresh air and warmth for cold nights. You can easily keep your lop indoors as well- PLUS they can be litter box trained in just 7-10 days!   Check the web for instructions on how to best potty train your new lop!

If the rabbit becomes ill under our care, we will give the option to pick another rabbit (if available), wait for the next litter (and have first pick) or receive a full refund.

We do not knowingly sell any sick rabbits.  Our rabbits will be healthy to the best of our knowledge when they leave our farm.  We are not responsible for the health of the rabbit after it leaves.  We are not responsible for any vet costs after the animal transfers ownership.