How much does a bunny cost with everything you need with it in canadian dollars??

Question

how much does a bunny cost with everything you need with it in canadian dollars??

Answer 1

I have rescued bunnies before and looked after them while looking for a perminant home for them and let me tell you: they dont make very good pets!  

Because they p**p constantly , you cant really have them running free around the house so sadly the alternative is to have them in a cage or a hutch outside, and thats no life for an animal.

any animal that requires being held captive in a cage or a tank is not ment to be a pet. Try adopting a dog or a cat from the spca instead :)

Answer 2

bunnys? like bugs bunny?

no idea! but i would say like 100..... but why do you wanna buy a bunny? lol

Answer 3

rabbit: $10-30

cage- this depends on a lot of factors, but can be anywhere from $50-200

food- about $5 for a 5 pound bag, which lasts about a month or so.

bedding- can be wood chips (not cedar) or recycled paper, costs about $5-10 a month.

toys/treats- these are optional, but about $5 per month.

hay- about $10 per month

vet care- this can vary widely, but you need to plan for it. At the very least you should have your rabbit spayed/neutered, which probably costs about $75.

Total: $160-335 to get started, plus about $20 per month.

Answer 4

If you're starting off I would sugest going to a pet shop, they normaly sell starter kits, mine was on sale normally 150 on for 75. It had the water bottle, a bag of food, a bag of wood chips, a bag of alfalfa, a box of bunny treats, all of it the Living World/Hagen brand. I only need to buy the bunny a place to sleep, nail clippers, toys, and cage cleaner. I spent around 180, the bunny was 30.

I'd sugest go to the pet shop and price what the cage would cost, or a starter kit, and save up.

Answer 5

I paid about $65 to adopt an already spayed rabbit from an animal shelter in Ontario..

I use an extra large dog crate which cost me about $85 with a corner litter box that cost about $10. My rabbit is free roaming the house most of the time though. The crate she pretty much just goes in to pee and I put her in there when I'm at work. Then I have two heavy crocks, one for water, one for food.. $12 for both. I have a hay rack to keep the hay out of the bedding, that was about $5.

Other then that, I just buy aspen shavings for the bedding and feline pine or wood stove pellets to use in the litter pan..

For more information on rabbits available in your area and what to expect with a pet rabbit, see the Canadian Rabbit Rescue site here,

www.rabbitrescue.ca

http://www.rabbitrescue.ca/housing.html

For a pet rabbit, you really want a neutered one so that you don't have a rabbit that spins around and sprays urine up to 5 feet away. I used to raise show rabbits and can tell you from experience that neutered is much better for pets..

It's a heck of a lot cheaper to adopt one that's already neutered then to buy a bunny for $50 in a pet store and then pay $300 to have them neutered which seems to be the going rate in Canadian vet clinics..

Answer 6

$250

Answer 7

843