Dutch Cross Babies

These youngsters were all born on the 23rd June, they are from two separate litters but they have lived together since birth. Their mothers came to us pregnant from a welfare case. There are 8 girls and 6 boys in the litters and we are re-homing these in pairs or possibly larger groups, they will need to be 8-9 weeks old before they can be re-homed. They will need to be housed indoors initially as they are very small and could easily be prey to cats or birds, and they will need to be protected from cold nights. They will need sensible feeding and children will need supervision when handling them as the rabbits can easily be injured at this age if dropped. The mothers were small/medium sized rabbits with short coats so these babies will be of similar size. These would be ideal as house rabbits but could adapt to living outdoors, when older, with the right set up. They would be best in a home without cats or dogs given their size. These are too young for neutering so adopters will receive vouchers for free neutering, at vetsforpets Bury, when they are old enough for the operation. We will also microchip these when they are a little bigger with free registration. Our rabbits are also re-homed vet health checked and with 4 weeks free pet plan insurance cover. Applications are through the online form and we will get back to you, by email, A.S.A.P. We are open Thu, Fri, Sat and Sunday 11am till 4pm if you do want to meet them or if you are interested in re-homing you can also arrange a meet outside these days by contacting us on [email]