Is their diet healthy/is their weight healthy?

[Auggie+Snowball+Belle]

So I’ve been reading a lot here and I saw a link to an article about how to tell if your rabbit is underweight, healthy weight or overweight. So here’s some background and pictures of my rabbits.
Belle:
She’s a 1 year old French lop (probably a mix) and weighs 11-13lbs. Her diet is 1/4 cup oxbow adult pellets in the morning and a big handful of romaine lettuce at night. And of course unlimited timothy hay (sometimes I’ll mix in some meadow grass hay) and water. You need to apply a tiny bit of pressure to feel her ribs and she has a roll of fat under her chin. Here are some pictures (they’re a few months old, might’ve gotten slightly bigger since but if she did then not a lot):



Snowball:
She’s a 4 year old lion head (again probably a mix) and weighs 5 lbs. She gets 2 tablespoons of oxbow adult pellets, a big handful of romaine lettuce and unlimited timothy hay and water. You don’t have to put pressure to feel her ribs but she’s not boney either.


Tux:
He’s a 3 month old Dutch and probably weighs around 3lbs (but I’ve never weighed him so I’m not sure). His diet is unlimited bunny 16 pellets, timothy hay and water. You don’t have to apply pressure to feel his ribs but he’s not boney.


Thanks in advance!

 

[Blue eyes]

Proper pellet amount varies depending on your source. The following chart shows how the recommendations can vary (this is for an average size rabbit (5-7 lbs).

If you follow the House Rabbit Society, your French Lop Belle should be getting 3/4 cup of pellets per day. That's what they recommend for rabbits over 11 lbs. (The chart is for the average size rabbit.)

Regardless of which recommendation you follow, the body condition will tell you whether they are being underfed or overfed. I can't tell from the photos other than to say that they don't look overweight.

This following link can help you to be more specific on assessing body condition:
http://www.medirabbit.com/EN/Dental_diseases/Bodyconditionscore.pdf

 

[Auggie+Snowball+Belle]

@Blue eyes thanks for the info and the link, I was worried that Belle was overweight because she’s a lot fatter than the other 2 but I don’t think she is. I know, there’s so many different recommendations for pellets! Like someone told me on one of my old forums that rabbits should get less than 1 tablespoons a day and then other sights say 3/4 cup.

I know they all don’t get enough exercise (1 hour a day). My one, Snowball, I would be able to free roam in a room since she doesn’t get into trouble but then I’d feel bad for the other 2. I would free roam them the whole house but there’s a few problems. We have cats (we might try to introduce them to the bunnies after we introduce Tix and Belle) Snowball can’t be introduced to the other bunnies (the other 2 aren’t introduced yet either but they will be) since she’s not spayed so not all of them could have the whole house. Belle gets into too much trouble if she’s blocked off and the room Tux is temporarily in isn’t fully bunny proofed (so I need to supervise him). My plan is to let them out supervised more often so it’s more like 2 hours a day. Then once Tux and Belle are introduced, I’ll try to introduce them to the cats and free roam them upstairs with the cats. If that doesn’t work, I’ll try to figure out a way to let them free roam in a smaller space. And then once that’s situated, Snowball can free roam on her own downstairs.