Angora Rabbit

Angora RAbbits

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Their wool is softer than cashmere. Their super soft and long fur makes them look like big and cuddly fluff balls!

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Angora wool is highly prized in the textile industry.It is known for its softness, silky texture, and fluffiness referred to as a halo.

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They can produce up to a pound of wool annually and therefore their diet should be rich in protein as compared to other breeds of rabbits.

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Their diet should be loaded with fiber to keep them healthy.

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They are very social and love human interaction.

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Angora Rabbits are more active at dawn or dusk.

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Angora RAbbits

Angora RAbbits

Angora rabbits are among the oldest domestic rabbit breeds.

Their wool is softer than cashmere. Their super soft and long fur makes them look like big and cuddly fluff balls!

Angora wool is highly prized in the textile industry.It is known for its softness, silky texture, and fluffiness referred to as a halo.

They can produce up to a pound of wool annually and therefore their diet should be rich in protein as compared to other breeds of rabbits.

Their diet should be loaded with fiber to keep them healthy.

They are very social and love human interaction.

Angora Rabbits are more active at dawn or dusk.