The Florida White is a relatively small breed rabbit originally produced for the laboratory or smaller meat rabbit. [1] They are all white in color with no other markings, and have Albino red eyes. They are a recognized American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) breed. [2]

The Florida White is a breed of domestic rabbit originally developed as a smaller rabbit for laboratory uses and a meat rabbit. This breed is also an excellent show animal and a popular pet rabbit. The small Florida White rabbits are best known for their all-white fur and albino red eyes.

The Florida White rabbit is a relatively small domestic breed of rabbit. It was created by American Rabbit Breeders Associations Judge Orville Miliken. He created this breed through crossing an albino Dutch, an albino Polish and a small but typical New Zealand White rabbit.

Florida White Rabbits are a breed native to the United States. They were originally bred in the 1960s in Florida, primarily for laboratory use due to their small size and manageable care needs. However, their lovable personality and striking appearance quickly made them popular as pets.