Name: Vienna rabbit
Brand: Vienna rabbit
SKU: 357166
Price: 40 USD
Availability: InStock

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Baby Bunny

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

357166

Price / Fee

$40

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Vienna rabbit

Location

West 13th Avenue, Western, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

2-month-old female brown and white spotted baby bunny. She's very affectionate and actually comes when you call her by name "Baby Bunny". She loves being petted. She is half litter box trained and I place pee pads under her litter box. She comes with those and a water dispenser, food dish, salt block, alfalfa pellets, Timothy hay, bed with blankie. I just don't have enough time for her and I feel she's being neglected. I haven't had her very long and I'm only asking what I have invested in her hoping she'll get a good home. $40 obo. P. S. He is not a special breed rabbit I just had to put something in to complete this ad.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$40

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FAQs About Baby Bunny

What type of pet is Baby Bunny?

Baby Bunny is a rabbit, specifically a Vienna rabbit. She is a delightful 2-month-old female with a beautiful brown and white spotted coat.

How affectionate is Baby Bunny?

Baby Bunny is very affectionate and enjoys interacting with people. She even comes when called by her name, showcasing her friendly personality.

Is Baby Bunny litter box trained?

Yes, she is half litter box trained. To help with her training, pee pads are placed under her litter box.

What supplies will I receive with Baby Bunny?

When you adopt Baby Bunny, she will come with several supplies, including:

Water dispenser
Food dish
Salt block
Alfalfa pellets
Timothy hay
Bed with blankie

What is the asking price for Baby Bunny?

The asking price for Baby Bunny is $40 OBO (or best offer). This price reflects the investment made in her care and supplies.

Why is Baby Bunny looking for a new home?

Due to lack of time and concern for her well-being, I feel that Baby Bunny is being neglected. It is hoped that she will find a good home where she can receive the love and attention she deserves.