Male bunny

Athens TX

Description

I'm having to rehome my bunny and I'm gonna miss him but it is for the best. Please read entire post before contacting me. When I first got him he was supposedly a mini rex/lop mix but unsure. I know he is young, at least 6 months. He will come with his litter box (if u want it) and he is NOT fixed yet, but I highly recommend it. He loves harder toys to chew on, he does his lil happy jumps, he gets comfy and flops all the time, he will be a good pet to someone! He does NOT like to be picked up, most buns don't, a rabbit will let you know when they want attention. I want to know that he is going to a home that already has experience with bunnies so I will be asking questions and I do *require* photos of the rabbits set up before adopting him out. I also want to know if he will be free roam or not. It will make sense when I see the set up. If you are a first time rabbit owner I might consider you only if you have the proper set up and knowledge of owning a rabbit. Not a first time pet for children. I don't mind adopting to a family but if your plan is to put him in a little cage in your 8 year olds room then, respectfully, look elsewhere. Things to know. - Rabbits of both genders tend to mellow out after being fixed, highly recommended by the rabbit owner community. - Majority of their diets consist of hay, Timothy being the most common. - Can be litter trained, will 100% after being fixed - Very fragile animals, don't forcefully pick them up and DON'T lay them on their back. - Never put 2 rabbits of the same gender together suddenly, especially when not fixed. If They're both fixed then you can definitely start a bonding process. His rehoming fee will be $60 to ensure a good home. I accept cash or venmo. I recommend Embry Animal Clinic in Tyler Texas, they're affordable and I take my other pets there. I also recommend the Rabbit tips and advice Facebook group, you can always as any questions you may have to other bunny owners. Email me anytime with any questions. Thank you.