Are these good weights?

The vet said Archie weighed 2.15 and Molly weighed 2.35 (I don't know which measurement it was, I just heard the vet nurse say it to the other vet when she was weighing them) the vet didn't seem worried about their weight or anything, so I assume they are a good weight, do you think these are good weights for two adult lops? Sorry I don't know the measurements, its probably easy to work out, but it confuses me :lol:

wow they should range from 2 poun to 4 pund i read on this website

:wave: It's really impossible to tell just from the numbers, hun. It's a bit like asking whether it's ok for a british woman to weigh 8 stone...it depends on their natural build, height, bone density, etc etc. While there are breed standards for a "perfect" show specimen (a bit like model agencies require models to be at least 5'10 or something), there's such variation that there is no such thing as the "right" weight as such - the right weight is whatever is right for that individual. A good rule of thumb is to stroke them over, you should be able to feel the top of their spine, ribs and hips, but not to feel it too jutting out. If you can feel the full hip bones or the sides of the spine, they're probably a little underweight, if you can't feel the bones at all, they're probably a little overweight. I have two dwarf lops and one weighs 2.3kg the other weighs 3kg, yet they are both about the 'right' weight for their own frames.

If your vet didn't say anything, they're probably fine, so I would just keep an eye on them and monitor them regularly. If you see any sudden weight changes (especially down), then it's often an early indication that there is a problem, so it's a good idea to weigh them fairly regularly just to check

That weight will be in kg likely. If your vet doesn't sound concerned, then you shouldn't either Maybe next time ask the vet if they are a healthy weight to put your mind at rest.

There are 'breed standards' weights but they don't mean much other than those being the weights you can show rabbits at, because each rabbit is different, has a different shape, a different healthy weight, etc.

But go with what your vet says

Mine are 2.15, 2.45 and 2.7 *i think* - their weights are stable and the vet is happy with them. I'd say yours is about right too - especially if the vet isnt worried.

Thank you