The New Zealand Rabbit is, despite its name, an entirely American breed, developed in California in the early 20th century — possibly from stock imported from New Zealand, which gave the breed its misleading title. The breed exists in five colours recognised by the American Rabbit Breeders Association: white, red, black, blue, and broken. The white variety, with its distinctive pink eyes, is by far the most common and has historically been the most widely used in commercial rabbit keeping due to its fast growth rate and excellent meat-to-bone ratio. In the UK, New Zealands are also kept by rabbit fanciers and shown competitively.
New Zealand Rabbits are large, muscular animals, typically weighing between 4 and 5.5 kilograms, with a broad, well-rounded body and a dense rollback coat. Despite their commercial origins, they have a calm, docile temperament and adapt remarkably well as companion animals. They are sociable, easy to handle when raised with regular interaction, and generally hardy and robust in health. Their short, dense coat requires only occasional brushing. New Zealands need generous living space due to their size, along with a diet based on good-quality hay supplemented with fresh leafy greens. Their combination of gentle nature, good health, and striking appearance makes them a popular choice for families and rabbit enthusiasts throughout the UK.
3New Zealand
Comes with food , 2 story hut , hey , bowls , water bottles Must stay together as they are sisters Pick up only sorry
9New Zealand
Female x1 Male x3 £30 per rabbit Available to pick up from the 26th September. Very cute and soft!
6New Zealand
New Zealand White Rabbits Available I currently have 3 New Zealand White bucks available, now 13 weeks old and ready for their new homes. I also have 4 new litters from 2 different bloodlines, which w