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BAMBI Female Dutch / dwaft delicate

Mitcham
4 days
ÂŁ50
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Details
Adv. ID
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Views
43
Favourites
0
Adv. Location
Norbury, London
Advert Type
For sale
Age
1 year
Breed
Microchipped by collection date
Neutered
Sex
Female
Vaccinations up to date
Worm and flea treated
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Description
This bun needs a need home 🏠 She is friendly and likes head strokes Doesn't like to be picked up much but will let you pick her up for cleaning or free roam purposes depending on her and also sitting on lap for strokes she don’t mind :) she loves a free roam session dose cute binkys around the carpeted areas or rugs … she would be best a rabbit living separate as she seems to be aggressive towards my other female rabbit so I can’t bond them .. I think she would be best as a rabbit alone or with a male rabbit only , she is not neutered and she had one litter of 3 buns :) she was a great mummy and was great at nesting too She loves hay Timothy She used her toilet and always loves hay in to eat while usi her litter box She likes a hide away and she loves her pellets and veg and bananas as a treat Kale , carrot , spinach, romain lettuce , celery she eats all she is a good eater She dose like to chew wooden toys or rabbits toys Doesn’t play with balls so much Loves to chew the toilet paper cardboard roll :) P.S important note 📝.!! She did have an accident at age of 12 weeks old , that makes her delicate so she needs a kind caring owner preferably someone with older kids rather than younger as she had an accident at an early age , she “dislocated both her shoulders “ :( but luckily the vets done an amazing job and she was fixed after 7 weeks strict healing ❤️‍🩹 and she is well and back to herself but if she to fall and hurt her shoulders again she wouldn’t make it as vets wouldn’t be able to pop it back in twice. Anyway she is fine just needs a delicate owner or any child that would NOT possibly drop her . Always sit while holding never hold a bunny standing 🙏❤️ She would love a new home to be more free and be herself She is great at free roam she plays explores and chills :) she is a kind rabbit Let me know if your interested in this Bambi bunny 🐰
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