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How much do you spend on your rabbits - challenge

Added in some cat litter and and insurance payout, so I'm in the pluses for July so far, which makes a lovely change!

Of course it doesn't change the other £800ish I've spent on them since february, or the fact that I'll need to buy more of all his medication by the end of the month... but shhhh we'll ignore that bit :lol:
 
umm trying to add up the last couple of weeks that I've not posted. £16 for hay, £14.83 on some fenugrek crunchies, a play ball and some Oxbow digestive tablets, £1.99 on a vegi skewer and roughly £6.74 on veg. So that's a total of £49.56 so far. As also spent £10 on pellets
 
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Added in June, July and August (may have bought a bale in July but maybe with cash or maybe Dad paid :p)

Total now £916.45. I have meds and medical supplies now for around two months (once my needles and syringes arrive) but may have boarding fees end of August/beginning of September. In theory my only expense for the next two months should be hay and boarding.
 
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This week have had £16 on hay (although I probably use a third on the guinea pigs so £10) and roughly £4 on veg, it's hard to gauge now as they share with the guinea pigs. So that's £73.56 for last week of July and also August. Blimey that's a lot :shock:
 
July vet bills for Poppy - £243.83

August vet bills from the 14th for Poppy, Leo and Kerbie - £122.99

Hay for mid July/August - £110. I do need to order some timothyhay.co,uk stuff and maybe some DFH at the weekend though so another £40 maybe.

Fitch - £17.49

= £494.31
 
Phew, just added everything up until now including plastikote, vets visits, readigrass and fibafirst etc.
 
Over the last two weeks I've spent £21.08 on Veg for them and the piggies as well as a carrot cottage and a willow chew toy.
 
Some of you have spent loads. My bun had almost total freedom in the house. Not including yesterdays vet bill my bun barely cost me £3 per month to feed. He only weighed 1.2kg... i had unlimited grass and dandelions from the garden.
 
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£25 on some yummy dust free hay (the american timothy hay is looking lovely!)

£110 on on going treatment for Leo and Poppy's metacam.

£2.60 on a new flower garland. Who is getting it I don't know but it was only £2.60 :p
 
This weeks non food items:

Wooden toy train with carriage as hay rack £5
Hut £13.99
little Tykes gym and slide £30
Coffee table with shelf (great to lie on!) £5

=happy buns
 
Maybe I should join in.. he had the whole house to roam.. must be worth 200k..

He had the sofa, must have cost £1k...

He had my bed.. £500?

He had my heart - priceless.

do I win?
 
This is getting hard to add up now! Updated my total, comes to £1068.44 now. Vet visit tomorrow.

Barney's birthday at the end of the month :shock: my baby's getting old! Not sure what to get him, torn between some herbs and an ikea doll bed.

Okidokey here goes! I'm trying to keep costs down so will try to spend as little as possible and note everything I remember. I'll start from February as I buy things all over the place... I have 2 bunnies. I have Barney insured so I do get some of his vet costs back - I'll add minuses in as and when I receive claims. I won't add in fresh food unless I buy it specifically for them.

Running totals:
TOTAL OVERALL SINCE 1ST FEB = £1068.44
Feb = £139.80
March = £356.42
April = £332.22
May = £43.81
June = £24.12
July = £88.40
August = £83.67
September =

Insurance (Barney only) and Healthy Pet Club (Annabella only), total = +£190.74
Feb 14th - Insurance - £13.06
March 14th - Insurance - £12.96
April 14th - Insurance - £12.96
April Insurance payout for meds = + £14.68
April 26th - HPC - £9.99
May 14th - Insurance - £12.96
June 1st - HPC - £9.99
June 2nd - Insurance payout for meds = + £64.95
June 14th - Insurance - £12.96
July 1st - HPC - £9.99
July 8th - Insurance payout for vet fees = + £100.98
July 14th - Insurance - £12.96
August 1st - HPC - £9.99
August 14th - Insurance - £12.96
September 1st - HPC - £9.99
September 4th - Insurance payout for meds and vet fees = +£163.86
September 14th - Insurance - £12.96

Hay, total = £142.74

Feb 4th - My Little Friend hay 3.5kg x 2 - £9
Feb 11th - hay cookies - £5
Feb 11th - Alfalfa King Timothy hay 1.8kg -£8.75
Feb 13th - Hay for Pets T&R 9.5kg - £16
30th March - Deans Meadow hay 3kg - £4.69
- Pure Pastures Meadow maxi 4kg - £5.49
- Pure Pastures Timothy 1kg - £2.89
- Burns Green oat hay 0.9kg x2 - £8.98
- Meadow hay cookies - £4.99
- delivery from The Hay Experts - £4.99
April 26th - Excel marigold & dandelion - FREE (HPC)
April 27th - Oxbow Alfalfa hay 425g - £5.96
April 30th - hay from Timothyhay.co.uk 10kg - £22
June 6th - Excel cammomile 500g - FREE (HPC)
July 1st - hay from Timothyhay.co.uk 10kg - £22
August 15th - hay from Timothyhay.co.uk -£22


Pellets, total = £37
March 3rd - Fibafirst 2kg - £7
April 22nd - Fibafirst 2kg - £9
May 30th - Excel Mature - £5
June 4th - Fibafirst 2kg - £7
August 8th - Fibafirst - £9

Other food, total = £14.69
Feb - babyleaf salad x2 - £3
Feb - spinach - £2
Feb 11th -dried herbs - £3
March 11th - Carrots with tops - £1.80
April 24th - mint and parsley - £1.89
April 29th - mint and coriander - £3

Bedding/Litter, total= £13.56
July 13th - Wood pellet litter - £2.78
July 21st - disinfectant - £3
July 21st - cant remember - £5
August 28th - wood pellet litter - £2.78

Annabella vets, total = £171.09
March 5th - consult - £17.26,
March 5th - Fucithalmic vet - £13.44
March 27th - Dental and tear duct flush - £106.24
March 27th - Maxitrol eye drops - £9.31
April 3rd - Maxitrol eye drops - £9.31
April 26th - consult and tear duct flush - £15.53
April 26th - rearguard - FREE (HPC)

Barney vets, total = £371.70
March 5th - consult - £28.19
March 5th - metacam 10ml- £12.07
March 5th - prescription fee - £15.94
March 27th - Metacam 32ml - £24.30
April 26th - rearguard - £35.14
April 26th - Metacam 32ml - £24.30
April 26th - consult, pain killing injection, sub cut fluids and bisolvon sachet - £38.45
April 28th - consult - £17.26
April 28th - Septrin 30ml - £9.19
May 19th - Septrin 57ml - about £3 (had some credit on acc left over from something)
June 6th - consult, zantac, metacam 32ml and saline - £54.92
July 25th - consult - £17.26
July 25th - metacam 32ml - £25.33
July 25th - zantac - £42.31
August 15th - saline drip bag - £0.02
August 15th - F10 disinfectant - £11.88
August 15th - bisolvon 2 sachets - £12.14

Barney, meds bought online, total = £211.40
March 20th - Emeprid 125ml x2 - £25.98
March 20th - Protexin pellets x2 - £25
April 27th - Critical Care 141g - £13.57
April 30th - Emeprid 125ml x 5 - £64.95
May 24th - Nebuliser - £16.95
July 25th - Emeprid 125ml x 5 - £64.95

Accessories total = £28
April 27th - Carrier - £25
May 30th - Bowl - £3

Accommodation, total = £81.99
Feb 10th -Runaround tunnel - £79.99
March 4th - doormat - £1

Other, total = £69.10
March 5th - train to vets - £4.20
March 27th - total travel to vets and back- £19.70
April 3rd - taxi to vets and train back - approx £14
April 26th - train and bus to vets - £7.70
April 28th - train and bus to vets - £7.70
May 10th - train to vets - £2.90
June 6th - train to vets - £4.20
July 25th - train to vets - £5.80
August 15th - train to vets - £2.90
 
This week I spent £2.75 on veg, £5 on pellets and £10 on hay. so a total of £17.75. Which means I've spent £38.33 for September so far.
 
Only had my bun for a few months, so i'll start from the beginning;
perma-run £25(ish)
hay £2.50
hay rack £2
treat ball £2(?)
Wooden chew thing £2(?)
2 for 3 plants £4 (2 rosemary, 1 mint)
2 mat/rug things to help with slippy laminate £1.98
A rose plant (tree? Bush?) 99p (!!)
A couple of corn/treat things - scraped, dunno how much and hardly fair to pen as a bunny expense.

Pretty sure that's it!! I'm lucky that i rehomed Kief from my bestie who kindly gave me nearly full bags of food/hay and her cage/bowls/water bottle.

Soooo around £38.50 in two months, not bad at all.
 
September was a cheap month, what with only needing a bale of hay. Running out of Meg's tablets though so will need to go to the vets soon.
 
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