Oskar's masters, Euny, Beth and Marcy Humphrey, say they don't know how big Oscar is.
"When we saw it, we begged our mother to buy it. It was only six weeks old. It was actually a little bigger than a rabbit, but it was just a rabbit baby.
“We had no idea that he would grow so fast, and now it can be described as huge.”
"We'll take it to the vet together because it's too heavy."
Before, Oscar and his best friend, the master's pet dog, Marcie, had been sleeping in the house of the masters.
But Oscar is too big to live with the owner anymore, so he moved into a cabin that the owner custom-made for himself.
“It is a part of our family, it likes to stay indoors, so when it grows, we decide to build it a Wendy's hut.” Euni was a teacher, she said.
"I was worried that Oscar's staying in the cabin in winter might be cold, so Dad installed an electric heater."
"Oscar is well trained and has his own bedbasket, so we don't worry that it'll mess up the cabin."
“If Oscar is left alone, he'll always eat. It's greedy, so we have to control it."
“It's very popular, so we can't stop it when it eats more secretly.”
Oscar had to take one eye out of the surgery because of the abscess of his eyes, when Oscar's masters were sad, but fortunately the operation extended Oscar's life for several more years.
The owner has spent more than £500 to heal Oscar, and the number is still rising, but Oscar's masters claim that it is worth it as long as it is healthy.
Prior to the operation, the pet rabbit, who had been carefully cared for by the master, had participated in a photographic contest and had won first place, and thus had the opportunity to obtain a calendar made of his own photographs.
Youni said, "The vet told us it's best for Oscar to lose weight, but it doesn't work."
“Unfortunately, Oscar's health is improving, although he has only one eye, but he is slowly recovering, and we have given him digestive cookies and kept him on the couch for a long time.”
