Is owning a rabbit expensive?

You’ll need to spend about $500 – $800 a year on average. Most of the cost will depend on how much medical care your rabbit needs and whether you’ll need to include any furniture repairs. You will also need to factor in regular veterinary care.

How much does it cost per month to own a rabbit?

In addition to any adoption fees, initial setup costs usually run between $75 to $125.00. On-going expenses will range from $20+ per month. Rabbit vet care can be expensive.

How much is the initial cost of a rabbit?

Rabbits grow quickly so if you’re getting a baby rabbit (also called a kitten), make sure it’s big enough for when they’re grown. For this, you should be looking to spend between $150 – $200.

How much does a GREY Bunny cost?

Expect to pay $20-$40 for a rabbit from a pet store, and $5-$20 for a rabbit from a rescue, fair, or 4-H club. Breeders vary in what they charge for their specific breed of rabbit. Some are cheaper than pet stores while others with rare breeds will charge closer to $100 for a rabbit.

How do you buy a bunny?

Buy your rabbit through a local animal shelter or rescue group.

1. Visit the shelter or rescue group before purchasing your rabbit.
2. Animal shelters and rescue groups often partner together to find good homes for the rabbits in their care.
3. Also consider finding a rabbit through private rabbit adoption agencies.

Are rabbits more expensive than dogs?

Rabbits ($600-$1,100) And unfortunately, healthcare for rabbits can be more expensive than similar care for dogs and cats. You’ll also want to spend some time (and possibly money) rabbit-proofing your home, since rabbits are a bit destructive (and cannot be reasoned with).

What is the cheapest rabbit breed?

On average the least expensive pet rabbit breed is Mixed Breed Bunny. Those are followed closely by the affordable Dutch and Flemish Giant Rabbits.