Before choosing an Angora rabbit, you need to observe the physical condition of its parents. Because the health of the parents will seriously affect the health and growth of the baby rabbit. When purchasing, you need to know the age of the angora rabbit accurately and whether the angora rabbit is well cared for during breastfeeding. Because good care during lactation is the basis for Angora rabbits to have a healthy body and thrive.

Angora rabbits are raised mainly for their silky, slender and soft fur during sleep. Rabbit hair is only 11 microns in diameter, which is thinner and softer than cashmere. The Angora Rabbit has a witty appearance that looks like a hairball with a face. Most are docile, but should be cared for with care. Brushing is a necessary measure to prevent their hair from fading and depilation. Wool blocks are a common problem in Angora rabbits and should be dealt with promptly when they appear. Shear the hair every three to four months of the year.