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Two Rabbits, One Carrier?

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Mama Doe
I'm just wondering if anyone has ever taken bonded buns to the vet in the same character? My trio are all getting their RHD2 vac tomorrow but I only have two carriers. They're cat carriers so I'm sure Ham & Bea would comfortably fit in the same one. Does anyone advise against this/should I invest in another one today? Any advice appreciated :)
 
Mine always go in the same carrier! I can't carry two. I have a Catit Cabrio (large cat carrier) for 2.5kg buns. It's really heavy but still easier than wrangling two carriers into/out of the car on a busy road at the vets :)
 
keletkezes said:
Mine always go in the same carrier! I can't carry two. I have a Catit Cabrio (large cat carrier) for 2.5kg buns. It's really heavy but still easier than wrangling two carriers into/out of the car on a busy road at the vets :)
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Thank you, this is reassuring to me! Beatrice is a small Nethie as well, so I'm quite confident they'll both fit in comfortably.
 
I have the same carrier and usually have two 3+kg rabbits in it. I take the view that they snuggle very closely at home, so they will be OK doing it in the carrier.

Hope their vaccinations go well.
 
Omi said:
I have the same carrier and usually have two 3+kg rabbits in it. I take the view that they snuggle very closely at home, so they will be OK doing it in the carrier.

Hope their vaccinations go well.
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Thank you Omi, this has given me the confidence to go ahead with it. They are spacious carriers, so should be okay hopefully :D
 
Yes, I wouldn't worry at all. I sometimes have 3 in 1 because I have a trio. It does make it really heavy, but still more manageable than not doing so. They're always snuggled up anyway and don't seem to mind x
 
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