How can I figure out how old my bunny is?

Question

When I bought it they didnt say anything. All it says it was neutered/spayed

Answer 1

to tell the truth u kinda really cant but if u look and go to google type in the rabbits breed on images and then of course it will come up to the picture and then look at the bunny and try to estimate from the bunny on the computer

Answer 2

Research...figure it out based on published averages for the rabbit's breed, length, weight, etc.  Use google and onlne resources to find the answer much like a college student trying to get data for a paper or thesis.

Answer 3

Cut him in half and count the number of rings.

Answer 4

i dont know, but im sure you can google how to tell. if not just go to a vet theyll tell you. when we got my cat we didnt know, when we took her to the vet the doctor just looked at her and felt her said, male, 6 years old.....we still call her a her because for 4 years we thought she was a girl. she had no physical showings that she was a male, and in a book it said to look at their butt with pictures how to tell and we still thought it looked like a girl

so im sure a vet can tell you how old the bunny is, or google it. if i find anything out ill come back and edit

EDIT: "Up to 14 weeks old, a rabbit's age may be determined by measuring the size of hind feet and ears. After this time the only accurate method of age determination is by weight of the lens of the eye. "

thats all i could find. idk how big/small or anything it needs to be

Answer 5

Well find out what size and weight that breed is supposed to be, if it is a healthy rabbit it should weigh what it's supposed to, if it weighs less then it is probably less than 6 months. They pretty much stop growing when they get to be 5 or 6 months so I guess if it grows anymore, than once it stops growing it's around 6 months....

Usually people fix rabbits at around 5-6 months...so if you ask the pet store when it got fixed then you can probably guess about how old she is =) And if they don't know well then that is dumb, they shouldn't sell an animal if they don't even know that kind of stuff about it.

Answer 6

does it really matter?  the care you provide will remain the same.