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White New Zealand Rabbits for sale in Chesterfield, Derbyshire

3 White New Zealand Rabbits for sale in Chesterfield, Derbyshire

New Zealand rabbits Newzealand baby rabbits - Advert 1
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Newzealand baby rabbits

New Zealand

3 monthsAge
MixedSex
£30Price

Friendly white Newzealand bunnies ready for their new homes mixed litter 10 weeks old well handled all eating well

ID verified
Pontefract, West Yorkshire (31.5mi)
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Rabbits

New Zealand

8 monthsAge
MixedSex
£45Price

One white female and one black&white male bunnys . Very beautiful and friendly animals to get as pet. Age = 13 weeks

Oldham, Greater Manchester (35.3mi)
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New Zealand White Rabbits

New Zealand

5 monthsAge
MixedSex
£30Price

We have a lovely litter of New Zealand White rabbits, born on 19th June. Both mum and dad can be viewed. ✨ Prices: Does (females): £40 each Bucks (males): £30 each Unrelated bucks also available

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Bradford, West Yorkshire (40.7mi)

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What are New Zealand rabbits good for?

New Zealand rabbits are highly valued for meat production due to their rapid growth, excellent feed conversion, and high meat-to-bone ratio. They also make great pets thanks to their calm, docile, and social temperament, which is ideal for families and children. Additionally, they are used in research and the fur industry because their white fur is easy to dye.

How big do New Zealand rabbits get?

New Zealand rabbits typically weigh between 9 to 12 pounds (4 to 5.4 kg), with females usually slightly larger than males.

Why are New Zealand rabbits called that?

Despite the name, New Zealand rabbits actually originated in California, United States. The breed was developed by crossing Flemish Giants, Golden Fawns, and Belgian Hares for meat production. The reason for calling them 'New Zealand' is unclear, but the name became widely accepted, especially for the white variety.

What kind of rabbits are found in New Zealand?

The New Zealand rabbit breed is not native to New Zealand and originated in the USA. There is no specific information on native or domestic rabbit breeds currently found in New Zealand from available sources.

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