Your rabbits will be completely dependent on you. They will need affection and attention every day, 'and cannot be left for more than 24 (ideally, not more than 12) hours without being checked and fed. They're just as much of a responsibility as a cat... can you take on that kind of commitment for the next decade?
Your rabbits will all need to be neutered, and to have regular vaccinations against VHD and myxomatosis
For richer for poorer.....
Pet rabbits are usually inexpensive to buy, but they should not be seen as 'cheap' pets. Building a safe, secure outdoor enclosed complex can cost several hundred pounds. Or, if you decide to keep your rabbit indoors, an indoor cage (remember that our minimum size of accommodation is the same as outdoor bunnies)... and essential equipment will not leave much change out of £150. Your rabbits will need regular supplies of a good quality rabbit food, hay, and bedding. We estimate that a pair of rabbits over their lifetime will cost around £11,000 – can you afford that?
Your rabbits will all need to be neutered, and to have regular vaccinations against VHD and myxomatosis
For richer for poorer.....
Pet rabbits are usually inexpensive to buy, but they should not be seen as 'cheap' pets. Building a safe, secure outdoor enclosed complex can cost several hundred pounds. Or, if you decide to keep your rabbit indoors, an indoor cage (remember that our minimum size of accommodation is the same as outdoor bunnies)... and essential equipment will not leave much change out of £150. Your rabbits will need regular supplies of a good quality rabbit food, hay, and bedding. We estimate that a pair of rabbits over their lifetime will cost around £11,000 – can you afford that?