Rabbits for sale in Singapore!

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Last update - 23 April 2024

PLEASE NAVIGATE ON THE RIGHT FOR THE RABBITS AVAILABLE HERE!

Instore we have loads of bunnies for you and your loved ones to snuggle up to!
Some of our older show quality bunnies that were closest to our hearts - a blast from the past http://facebook.com/ScruffiezRabbitry/

(Pictured: R2B - Chestnut Netherland Dwarf, Enya - Broken Orange Holland Lop, Xmas - Lilac Otter Holland Lop, Pikka - Orange Netherland Dwarf, Ninja - Chestnut Netherland Dwarf) not for sale

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cutie calm n very fat lionhead lop male 11weeks $350 only.

No other rabbits available at the moment. Hopefully we may have some early May.

Please read the link "ugly truths about rabbits" at the side to ensure that you are ready to commit to a rabbit, before contacting us.. or u may get a redirect link here,

Whatsapp 91763830 / 98770772

First come first serve only please.
CONTACT 98770772 / 91763830 FOR MORE INFO, most of the bunnies are sold before they get posted here! Feel free to let us know what rabbits you want. We can place you on our waiting list and we'll contact you as soon as we have them.

Let us know your Name & Color/Breed & Budget Preference. Also helps if you have done some research on rabbits before reaching out to us.

Before you decide on a rabbit, do note that:

Rabbits are 8-10years or more of commitment, ensure that u have enough time & resources to care for one before contacting!! They are fragile animals that get stressed easily, here’s a gentle reminder that rabbits are not suitable for young children. Rabbits are known to be unpredictable by vets, and may die from stress and shock if not cared for adequately. Gut stasis is a common issue in rabbits of all ages. They shed about 3 times a year (full coat shed) and vet bills are expensive (rabbits need special rabbit-savvy vets as they are considered exotic animals and not extensively studied by all vets).

Read THIS before you contact us ya?

*NoteNote:

The rabbits we usually have in stores are generally pet quality Mini lops, brood and show quality Netherland dwarfs and occasionally Lionheads. They range from SGD$420-700 on average for the pet quality mini lops (more expensive if they are closer to show standards) and brood netherland dwarfs from $700 to $1,100 for show quality netherland dwarfs.

Occasionally we have show quality Jersey Wooly.

**Futher note that Mini Lops are bigger than Holland Lops and we generally do not carry any Holland Lops anymore, but may bluemoonish have some.

We absolutely do not carry giant breeds anymore.

Our Mini lops average around 1.8kg to 2.5kg. (Breed standard is about 2 to 3kg)

Holland Lops in singapore are usually about 1.3kg to 1.81kg. So do note that there will be a sizeable difference between mini lops and holland lops ya.

Pee Pads and its uses

BIC pee pads (https://shope.ee/20YmyTOEsf) Cheapest pads in the market at $3.50 for 100 small pads! Not the most absorbent but perfect for regular changes.

Potty training pads, also known as pee pads or potty pads, are an essential tool for pet owners who are looking to train their pets to use a designated spot for their bathroom needs. These pads are typically made of absorbent material that helps to keep messes contained and protect your floors from accidents. While potty training pads can be a convenient solution for pet owners, there are also some potential drawbacks to consider.

One of the main uses of potty training pads is for housebreaking puppies, older dogs or even rabbits! By providing a designated spot for your pet to relieve themselves, you can help them establish a routine and reduce the likelihood of accidents occurring inside your home.

Many owners also use pee pads as absorbent material in their pet carriers for dogs, rabbits and guinea pigs. Some also use pee pads to line in the base of the rabbit's potty, play pen or cage, to create an absorbent layer.

Benefits of potty training pads include:

1. Convenience: Potty training pads are easy to use and can be placed anywhere in your home, making it easy for your pet to access them whenever they need to go.

2. Protection for your floors: Potty training pads help to contain messes and protect your floors from accidents, making cleaning up easier and less stressful for pet owners.

3. Flexibility: Potty training pads can be used in a variety of settings, including indoors, outdoors, and while traveling, making them a versatile option for pet owners on the go.

However, there are also some potential disadvantages to using potty training pads, including:

1. Cost: Potty training pads can be an ongoing expense for pet owners, especially for households with multiple pets.

2. Destruction of Pads: There is a big tendency for rabbits and guinea pigs to dig at the pee pads or even shredding it up. When used in carrier, take note to secure the pee pads. As the pee pad is only absorbent on 1 side, and waterproof on the other... After some moments of scratching and flipping the pee pad, your rabbits may pee on the waterproof side... which can end up in a mess, when rabbits are kept in a small enclose space with unabsorbed pee.

3. Environmental impact: Disposable potty training pads can contribute to landfill waste, so pet owners may want to consider eco-friendly alternatives.

There are several types of potty training pads available on the market, including:

1. Disposable pads: These pads are designed for one-time use and can be thrown away after each use.

2. Reusable pads: These pads are made of washable material and can be used multiple times before needing to be replaced.

3. Scented pads: Some potty training pads are infused with scents that attract pets and encourage them to use the pad.

4. Charcoal pee pads: Made of charcoal, many brands are offering this option for consumers. It is black or dark grey in color and advertised as a pad that can control odor well. I personally dont prefer to use this as I cant easily tell if the pee pad is soiled or not due to the dark color!

Overall, potty training pads can be a valuable tool for pet owners looking for an easier way to wrap up your rabbit's mess, versus clearing clearing daily. However if your rabbit pees more than the capacity of a pee pad or if your rabbit has the tendency to destroy it or if the pee pad is not sufficient to fully absorb urine from your pet's fur, then other options such as recycled paper bedding should be considered.

(SOLD) Vienna tortoiseshell Holland lop

Small spunky and kaypo! Ahhaha shes a lively little kid!

Color: vienna tort

Gender: female

Price: $600

(sold) 8wks Blue tortoiseshell small mini lop bros

Calm little kiddos. They laze anywhere and eveywhere so cute.. eats alot also. Easy to carry and gentle.

Color: blue tortoiseshell aka blue tort

Gender: boys

Price: $600 each

(Sold) $1,000 kittycat show quality black netherland dwarf from netherlands

Hes so adorable laaaaa... Chunky chubby short, thick ears thick body lovelove. Flat flat bang wall face. Hes a curious spunky kid!

color: black

Gender: male

Price: $1,000

(Sold) RARE RED!! n high rufous orange small show quality netherland dwarfs 9-10wks

So we've finally got some red red red show netherland dwarfs! And high rufous factored orange. High rufous factor means the orange is very rich orange, like almost reddish brown-tan color. These kids are clean oranges, without the smut.

Many oranges in the world are black based and with less than ideal coloring which sees them fade into a darker coat (basically their black tips of their fur end becomes more prominent after shedding their coat). Clean oranges do not have black/chocolate tips. They basically are orange througout. Unfortunately majority of oranges in the pet market are not super clean, so there are some black tips on their body, making them look darker than their baby coat color. Orange rabbits with chocolate base tend to look brighter than the black based ones.

Anyway these kids are nice and deep orange! 1 red boy, 1 orange boy, 1 orange girl.

The red boy is more laid back, the oranges are curious confident kids!

Photo spam ahead! Because blogging is free right! Too cute not to share!