Healthy Rabbits for Pets and Breeding

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Healthy Rabbits for Pets and Breeding Highlights

  • Temperament & Socialization: Rabbits can be litter-trained and enjoy interactive play. Proper socialization from a young age is key to developing a friendly and trusting companion. They often thrive in pairs or groups if introduced carefully.
  • Dietary Needs: A rabbit's diet should primarily consist of fresh hay, supplemented with a small amount of high-quality pellets and fresh leafy greens. Clean water should always be available.
  • Lifespan & Size: Depending on the breed, rabbits can live for 8-12 years or more. Their size varies greatly by breed, from small dwarf varieties to larger Flemish Giants.
  • Housing Requirements: Rabbits need ample space to move, hop, and explore. A secure enclosure, whether indoors or outdoors, should provide shelter from the elements and protection from predators.
  • Health Considerations: Regular veterinary check-ups are important, especially for dental health and to monitor for common issues like GI stasis. Spaying or neutering can prevent health problems and behavioral issues.
  • Family Suitability: Rabbits can be wonderful pets for families, but require gentle handling. Supervision is recommended for young children to ensure the rabbit's safety and well-being.

Description

• Rabbits available for sale, suitable for both pet ownership and breeding purposes. • General health is good, with no specific ailments mentioned. • Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own assessment of health and suitability. • Breed and age information not specified, buyers should inquire directly. • Price is NGN 10,000 per rabbit. • Located in Ojodu for viewing and pickup.