How much does a dwarf bunny cost?

Answer 1

Find Yourself a BunnyThe best place to get any rabbit is from the breeder - the farmer who actually raised the rabbit and its parents. These people can be found in almost every town and village, but the best place to look is at a County Fair or youth agriculture show. There you may find rabbits for sale, or even for free, directly from the people who can help you give them a good home. Your veterinarian may know of a local rabbit breeder. Also check with the House Rabbit Society for animals that have been given up for adoption. Do not buy rabbits from pet stores - they often have undesirable congenital health issues that cannot be detected, and you cannot know what sort of animal farm you are supporting (and that could be really bad).

Unless you're looking to breed, or for guaranteed pure-bred, I suggest adopting your bunny from your local humane shelter. The bunny will be in good health and neutered if they're letting you adopt it. I got mine (a Netherlands dwarf) for $30.

Answer 2

A baby rabbit can usually cost anywhere from free to $100. It all depends if the rabbit is young or old, healthy or unhealthy and whether it is a rare or popular breed versus a common breed of rabbit.

Answer 3

The expenses vary with different hamsters, however, the essentials are a cage, around £30.00 for a good one, a wheel, £5.00, a water bottle, £3.00, bedding, £2.00, sawdust, £3.00, food £3.00, a hamster ball, £7.00, treats £5.00. Then there's the hamster, and all these neccessities need to be replenished, and then there's also the effort. However, a pet hamster is definitely worth it!

Answer 4

well i have a syrian and its real cheap!

i got a cage its fancy but its not so big! :(

i want a new one:]

maybe 5-10 pound a week :)

i love my hamster cookie