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Male Dutch bunny

Maidstone
1 week
£50
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Adv. ID
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58
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2
Adv. Location
Maidstone
Advert Type
For sale
Breed
Pet Age:
4 years
Sex
Male
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Description
This is Pip... Pip is a male Dutch bunny, he is not neutered or vaccinated and has been an indoor bunny all of his life. I rescued him from someone who kept him in a small dog cage. I've had him 3 years so I am unsure of his age. He is a lovely boy who loves cuddles. He doesn't like to come out of his cage often but when he does he binkies all the time. Pip is good with having his nails cut. Good with cats dogs and children. Unfortunately we are a working family and are struggling to meet all our pets needs. We just aren't home enough. I am reluctant to let him go but I need to do what's right for him. He is very quirky and has a little pink bunny he likes to carry around in his mouth. He eats Sainsbury's rabbit pellets and all the veg and herbs you can give him. He will come with some food and his cage. Ideally he will go to someone who's experienced with nervous rabbits
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Jade K.
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2

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3

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5

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£50
Jade K.
Maidstone
1 week
Member since:
Jade K.
Verified by:
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Email
Google
Facebook

We take animal welfare seriously

PAAG promotes responsible pet advertising to help protect animal welfare. That's why Pets4Homes works to ensure all of our adverts meet PAAG's minimum standards.