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Mini Rex Bunny with a Tulip

A compact Mini Rex bunny sits facing forward beside a blooming tulip.

A small Mini Rex rabbit sitting facing forward next to a large tulip.
Mini Rex Bunny with a Tulip
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Mini Rex Bunny with a Spring Tulip

This view displays a Mini Rex rabbit positioned near a tulip flower. Known for its plush, velvet-like fur and small size, this rabbit breed stands next to a classic spring blossom.

Characteristics of the Mini Rex Rabbit

The Mini Rex is a dwarf rabbit breed recognized for its extremely soft coat, which stands upright rather than lying flat against the body. This velvet texture is caused by a genetic mutation that keeps the guard hairs the same length as the underfur. Developed in the United States in the late 1980s, Mini Rex rabbits are compact, friendly animals that weigh only about three to four pounds when fully grown.

Real Colors of the Mini Rex and Tulip

  • Mini Rex fur: Castor brown, black, blue, amber, or solid white
  • Bunny nose and paws: Tan, gray, or soft pink
  • Tulip petal: Bright red, yellow, pink, or purple
  • Tulip stem and leaves: Vibrant green
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers

What makes the fur of a Mini Rex rabbit feel like velvet?
Their fur has short, dense guard hairs that are equal in length to the undercoat. Because the outer hairs do not extend past the soft underfur, the coat feels exceptionally plush and smooth to the touch.
Where did tulips originally come from in nature?
Tulips originally grew wild in the mountainous regions of Central Asia. They were later cultivated in the Ottoman Empire before becoming world-famous in the Netherlands during the seventeenth century.
Are tulips safe for domestic rabbits to eat?
No, tulips contain compounds called tuliposides that are toxic to rabbits and other domestic pets. Rabbits should be fed safe greens like lettuce and dandelion leaves instead of garden flowers.
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