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Theo & Isla -> bonded rabbits šŸ°

Cambridge
2 days
Ā£85
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Adv. ID
Mq_Jmx_yS
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133
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Adv. Location
Chesterton, Cambridge
Advert Type
For sale
Age
2 years, 10 months
Microchipped by collection date
Neutered
Sex
Mixed
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Description

This is a very difficult choice for me to be making and therefore I only want these lovely two to go to the best home! Theo is the male bunnie on the first two photos. Heā€™s age is unknown as I adopted him, but the vets estimated him to be around 3 years old. He is microchipped and neutered. Vaccinated in 2022 & 2023. Theo is very confident rabbit who loves to chew his toys. Isla is the female bunnie in picture 3 & 4. I also adopted Isla. Isla is estimated to be around 2years old. Isla is spayed and microchipped. Vaccinated in 2022 & 2023. When I first got Isla she was shy around humans and found us quite intimidating. However, with a lot of patience and love she no longer finds humans intimidating and loves to take treats from your hands. Isla is more calm than Theo but still gets up to her own mischief. Isla used to nip a lot before I got her due to being scared, this has improved hugely since, and now only does it if sheā€™s stressed. Theo and Isla did not come from the same home, therefore I had to bond them. They have been bonded since 2022 and Iā€™ve never had an issues with the both of them. During the summer time they love to be outside supervised for short amount of times exploring all the safe plants and flowers. In the winter time they love to cozy up to their blankets. Theo and Isla are indoor rabbits ONLY. They also have complete free roam of my room. They will not be going to anyone who is wanting to keep them in cages. They have access to hay 24/7. Get fed greens for breakfast and greens and dry food for dinner. Water in a bowl available 24/7 also. Occasionally treats offered also. Their most favourite treat is banana.šŸŒ They are both littered trained. This is an extremely hard decision for me that I have been thinking about for a few months. However, due to a change in my circumstances it would be selfish to keep them whilst not being able to provide the absolutely best for them. Only experienced owners considered. Rabbits are not an easy pet to keep. They are very clever and need a lot of stimulation. I would like to keep in touch with their new owner to ensure that theyā€™ve gone to the best home. Vaccination and microchip paperwork provided. Can come with their litter box (roughly 80cm long), hideout house (roughly 80cm long), toys and any left over food and litter. Please message me with any questions you may have. Iā€™ll be happy to post more pictures and videos if needed! x
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Getting rabbits is a massive commitment, so make sure you have researched all of their general needs, and those specific to their breed fully and have the time and commitment necessary to care for the rabbits. You can read our detailed information guide about rabbits for potential new rabbit owners. If you are looking for a rabbit to keep your rabbit company remember that they will both need to be neutered and that a male / female pair works best. Rabbits are a long term commitment as they can live up to 10 years.

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Iris G.
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