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Purebred Netherland Dwarf Baby Bunnies

Rushden
1 week
£65
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Adv. ID
YSXobz20i
Views
229
Favourites
6
Adv. Location
Advert Type
For sale
Microchipped by collection date
no
Neutered
no
Pet Age:
6 weeks, 5 days
Sex
Mixed
Vaccinations up to date
no
Worm and flea treated
yes
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Description
Hello, We are please to announce we have these bunnies for reservation. Bunny #1 Male [ RESERVED ] Bunny #2 Male [ RESERVED ] Bunny #3 Male Bunny #4 Female [ RESERVED ] Bunny #5 Female [RESERVED ] Bunny #6 Female [ RESERVED ] There are three boys and three girls. Please see colour dots to determine gender on each photo and are ready to leave for their new homes on 10th June. We have additional litters in the nests now and to be born in the near future. All bunnies are purebreed and photos of parents are available upon request. For the latest updates, please follow us on Instagram at @RushdenBunnies We also breed Mini lops (purebreed) Our adults and babies are handled daily by us and our children. To secure your chosen bunny, a non-refundable deposit of £25 is required. You will also receive changeover/starter food and care information. Unfortunately we don't allow viewings of our baby bunnies under 8 weeks of age as when our babies are ready for reservation they are still very tiny and we can't take the risk of new people handling babies etc while they are still feeding from mum as too much disturbance can cause unnecessary upset to mums which may cause them to stop feeding and abandon their babies. Also the risk of spread of disease to our bunnies is great even though all our adults are fully vaccinated the babies are not so it's just not worth the risk. If you are interested in any of our babies I am happy to send lots of additional pictures of him/her! Thank you for understanding!
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RushdenBunnies
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