DemiS
Warren Veteran
I'm off to uni in September and the original plan was for my grandma to look after my rabbits, unless I got somewhere with a garden after the first year, but now I'm starting to wonder if my grandma is really capable When Baby is with her she gets constant attention and cleans her out constantly, but she doesn't spot health problems, is prone to spoiling them (constantly giving her veg so then she eats less hay), doesn't put her out much and is incredibly reluctant to go to the vets. Also, Baby is a small single rabbit, she's not hard work, but my trio would require 3 times the hutch cleaning and they're much heavier and more awkward to lift out. I would make sure they had a much bigger enclosure though with a large attached run if they stayed with her but I'm not sure if I should leave them with her for at least the first year or if I should rehome them? I love my bunnies to bits and I don't want to fill up rescue spaces even more but I know that there's plenty of people who could look after them much better
Also, how hard would it be to rehome a trio? They're friendly, have a great bond and have no health problems and have already been spayed/neutered, but of course three medium sized rabbits is probably more than what most people are looking for.
Baby's not a problem right now, I'm really hoping that the place I end up living will allow me to have a 'caged' pet if I pay a higher deposit. But if not then she's going to be a difficult one too, she needs someone who's really going to keep an eye on her in case the cancer comes back and again I don't know if my grandma could do that, and personally with her health problems and reluctance to bond with other rabbits I think it's best if she's a house rabbit but there's no chance my grandma will keep her inside
Also, how hard would it be to rehome a trio? They're friendly, have a great bond and have no health problems and have already been spayed/neutered, but of course three medium sized rabbits is probably more than what most people are looking for.
Baby's not a problem right now, I'm really hoping that the place I end up living will allow me to have a 'caged' pet if I pay a higher deposit. But if not then she's going to be a difficult one too, she needs someone who's really going to keep an eye on her in case the cancer comes back and again I don't know if my grandma could do that, and personally with her health problems and reluctance to bond with other rabbits I think it's best if she's a house rabbit but there's no chance my grandma will keep her inside