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From the families

Testimonials

Screenshots, not written reviews.

Every one of these is a real message from someone who took a rabbit home. Names and photographs of people have been removed. Nothing here was written by us, and nothing has been tidied up.

Chewie is so happy a have a friend.
Chewie's family, on their second rabbit
She seems to be doing really well. This is her temporary set up until the play pen gets here and she seems to like it.
Day one, at home
Living his best life.
Mochi's parents
She is so cute, thank you so much for it. I love her so much.
Snowball and Teddy's family
She's finally starting to show her personality and she's so silly. She gets the zoomies and it's so funny.
A few weeks in
Asher is so happy his baby brother Arlo is home.
Asher and Arlo's family

Those are their words, typos and all. We have not corrected them, because a testimonial that reads like it was written by a copywriter is a testimonial that was written by a copywriter.

The messages

What people send after the rabbit is home

Names and faces removed. Everything else is exactly as it arrived.

Message from a buyer whose Holland Lop, Chewie, has been joined by a second rabbit. Photographs show two lop rabbits sitting together on a rug, and the buyer writes that Chewie is so happy to have a friend.
Chewie, joined by a second rabbit from a later litter.
Message from a buyer on the first day home with an orange Holland Lop doe. The rabbit is eating hay in a litter tray inside a temporary pen, and the buyer writes that she seems to be doing really well and likes the set up.
First day home, eating already. The play pen had not arrived yet.
Message from Mochi's owners showing a large indoor exercise pen with a hay rack, tunnel and enrichment toys. Mochi, an orange Holland Lop buck, is settled inside, and his owner writes that he is living his best life.
Mochi, in the pen his family built before he arrived.
Photograph from a buyer of two Holland Lop rabbits, a cream one and a grey one, on a snuffle mat. The caption reads that Asher is so happy his baby brother Arlo is home.
Asher and Arlo, two rabbits from Arlen Rabbitry, in the same household.
Four photographs sent by a buyer showing the same fawn Holland Lop doe growing from a baby to a full grown adult rabbit, lounging on a stool, a rug, and a cat tree.
The same doe, from baby to adult. Updates like this are the best part of the job.
Photograph from a buyer of a grey Holland Lop buck resting inside a large wooden rabbit house with a balcony and ramps, surrounded by seagrass chew toys.
Settled in. His brother from the same rabbitry joined him the next day.
Message from the family of two Holland Lops named Snowball and Teddy, sending a video of their rabbit in her pen and writing that she is so cute and they love her so much.
Snowball and Teddy.
Message from a buyer showing a white Holland Lop buck eating fresh lettuce on the carpet. Arlen replies with advice to stick to romaine and avoid iceberg lettuce.
A white buck, and a reminder to keep to romaine rather than iceberg.
Photograph sent by a buyer of a broken coloured Holland Lop doe eating hay from an orange hay rack inside her indoor pen.
Eating well, which is the first thing we want to hear.
Video sent by a buyer of an orange Holland Lop doe eating from a bowl in her indoor enclosure, a few days after coming home.
Another one who found the food bowl on day one.
Photograph from a buyer of a black Holland Lop rabbit resting on a small wooden pet bed inside an indoor playpen.
A black lop, and a bed we were quite jealous of.
Photograph from a buyer of a chocolate Holland Lop doe sitting on a cushion on their bed at home.
A chocolate doe, thoroughly at home.

Why these are screenshots

Anyone can type a five star review into a website. A screenshot of a message, with the typos and the emoji and the terrible lighting, is harder to fake and easier to believe.

Names, faces and phone numbers have been covered. These were private messages and the people who sent them did not write them for a website.

What they have in common

Look at what people actually say in the first week. The rabbit is eating. The rabbit is using the litter tray. The rabbit is doing zoomies around the pen. Those are the things that tell you a Holland Lop has settled, and they happen faster when a bunny has already lived in a household rather than a shed.

Several of these families came back for a second rabbit. Chewie got a friend. Asher got Arlo. That is the part I would look at hardest if I were buying, because a repeat buyer has already seen what the first one turned out like.

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