Rabbitsforyou

Last update - 12 October 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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$380 Netherland dwarf chinchilla colour girl, slight dip in left eye lid
$100 adoption fee,missing toe nail in one finger, female. 

Upcoming black dwarf angoras $880

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 for viewing appointments

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).

*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.
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(Sold) very small chocolate netherland dwarf female

Tiny cutie! Omg! Easy to carry and she fits snug in 1 hand. I know she looks big in her upclose shots
Color: Chocolate
Gender: Female
Price: $600
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(Sold) Sable Point mini lop kids

Mild and gentle mini lop siblings,pet quality from show lineage. They take awhile to get used to new people, almost toilet trained alr and easy to handle.
Color: Sable point (its been crazy long since we had these)
Gender: both male and female
Price: $500 
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Rabbits Shed. Alot.

As the title says, are you ready to handle this amount of shed? The above picture may be abit scary, but this is what a heavy shed looks like. They dont always shed this amount during all these shedding cycles. Sometimes the shed is gradual, and there wont be patchy coat.

Parasites can indeed cause shedding. But lets just focus on a healthy rabbit with just a seasonal shed, without the parasites.

Rabbits do shed regularly, and that's just the fact

In Singapore's weather, they shed to about 3-4 times a year. Usually when temperature/weather changes. When rabbits shed, they change their full body of coat. They wont drop all in 1 day, but the shedding can last from 2weeks to 3months. If your rabbit is still finish up the previous shed cycle, it may experience a new shed cycle overlapping.

But I have found that if you keep your rabbits in constant temperatures of 18-20 degrees 24/7, the rabbits shed remarkably less, i have experienced 2x a year of shedding. And the shed period only lasts 1 week. Plus, they have thick and beautiful coats hehehe.

How to check for shedding?

Some of you may experience gradual shedding only. But a big proportion of rabbits that we encounter this past 2 months are going through a heavy shed like these where the inner new baby coat is all grown out, but the new hair is still attached. In such cases we reccomend to remove all the currently loose old cpat as much as possible when they come for grooming.

U can check if your rabbit is shedding by blowing into your rabbits coat, or just parting the fur with ur fingers, if ur rabbit is not shedding, u will see pink skin. If your rabbit is shedding, u will see tiny short fur covering the skin. If u do see tiny fur and no skin at all, then its a good time to start brushing daily or even more frequent. When the new fur is grown, it pushes the old fur off the skin, which also means the old fur is not attached to the skin anymore.. thats why u see more fur flying around the house or being stuck on fans.. slight patting n stroking, and heaps of fur come off.

Or when the rabbit scratches himself and fur drops off...

Shedding problems...

Rabbits are fastidious groomers , they lick themselves all the time and these loose coat surely will end up being swallowed cos they cant spit fur nor cough up hair balls... So most of the fur end up being in the tummy... Which can cause wool blockage, or other gastro-intestinal complications if their gut is not functioning well to remove all the fur.. if u have 2 or more rabbits, they generally groom each other n may ingest each others fur also.


So bottomline is:

Brush your bunnies to remove these loose coat!

If you're worried about fur flying all over your house, u can keep a vaccum cleaner nearby.

You can consider this grooming product that we use at home as well as at our grooming salon to minimise fur flying everywhere. We used to sell the neabot machine, but not anymore. So we'll just be recommending a slightly better tool i have found on Shopee. Do note that, we are not related to the seller in any way, just sharing an efficient and good value product


https://s.shopee.sg/g55mvKNrq

You can find more product info at the link above. Basically its a small vaccum with various attachments for different uses.

Tools from left to right: nail grinder, paw pad trimmer, shaver, crevice cleaner, lint roller, slicker brush and lastly the deshedder.

We use slicker brush and deshedder alot for shedding animals. 

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