Name: New Zealand rabbit
Brand: New Zealand rabbit
SKU: 174127
Price: 40 USD
Availability: InStock

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American Blue rabbits for sale in CA

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

174127

Price / Fee

$40

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

New Zealand rabbit

Location

San Diego, San Diego County, California

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

New Zealand Blues or Californian Blues are rare and very hard to find. Because mine are handled daily they have very docile personalities and would make excellent gifts as pets. They are also a show rabbit. We let our bunnies out regularly to exercise in rabbit runs. We feed them organic pellets and greens. Their droppings make excellent fertilizer for plants as it wont burn as others will.

Call to check availability. I do deliver to the El Cajon area. Call to arrange a meeting. Call Alana at *** ***-***5. As of 8-11-2016 I have one adorably sweet female who is 9 weeks available. Another litter will be ready in about 2 weeks.

I also sale New Zealand Whites and Californians.And several other breeds!!

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$40

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Frequently Asked Questions about American Blue Rabbits

What are American Blue rabbits?

**American Blue rabbits**, also known as New Zealand Blues or Californian Blues, are a **rare** and beautiful breed known for their **docile personalities**. They are excellent as pets and can also be shown in competitions.

Why are they considered rare?

**American Blue rabbits** are considered rare due to their limited availability, making them hard to find. Breeders like us ensure they are well cared for and socialized.

Are American Blue rabbits suitable for children?

Yes! With their very **docile personalities**, **American Blue rabbits** make excellent gifts as pets for families with children.

How do you care for your rabbits?

We let our bunnies out regularly to exercise in rabbit runs and feed them organic pellets and greens. Their droppings are also a great natural fertilizer for plants, as they do not burn like other types of manure.