Where are you located?
We’re a closed rabbitry in Alachua, Florida (about 10 minutes from Gainesville).
Can I visit your rabbitry to choose my bunny in person?
For the health and safety of our rabbits, we do not allow visitors or in-person selections at the rabbitry. All available bunnies are listed on our website with clear photos, descriptions, and size notes so families can confidently choose online. This ensures the wellbeing of our rabbits and keeps their environment calm and safe.
What will my new bunny cost?
Each bunny is priced individually based on color, uniqueness, size estimate, and overall quality. Final prices are listed on the bunny’s own page.
Starting prices by color
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Chestnut & Black — $300+
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Orange, Fawn & Broken Orange — $375 and up
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Blue & Blue Tortoiseshell (Blue Tort) — $350+
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Black Otter — $350+
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Vienna Marked (VM) — $350 and up (not showable, but very popular as pets)
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REW (Ruby-Eyed White) — $375 and up
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BEW (Blue-Eyed White) — $425 and up
Sizes (XS or SM) appear in each listing title and are estimates only.
Do you require a deposit?
A non-refundable 20% deposit is required to reserve a bunny. The deposit amount is listed on each bunny’s page and is applied to the final price. Balance is due at pickup.
How big will my bunny get?
We list size as XS (extra-small) or SM (small) to help set expectations:
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XS (Extra-Small): estimated 1.75–2.25 lbs grown. On rare occasions, some may stay under 1.75 lbs (not guaranteed).
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SM (Small): estimated 2.25–3 lbs grown.
These are estimates based on parents, body type, and growth around 8 weeks; adult size can’t be guaranteed. (ARBA show maximum for Netherland Dwarfs is 2.5 lbs.)
Heads-up: terms like teacup, micro, nano, or pocket-sized aren’t official and can be misleading.
Will my bunny need any vaccinations?
Vaccines aren’t required for rabbits, but we recommend talking with an experienced exotic veterinarian about the RHDV2 vaccine. It’s widely available and offers important protection.
Do you ship or offer transport?
Yes. We can recommend trusted transporters for ground or air delivery. Costs vary by distance and routing. Travel can be stressful for rabbits, so in-person pickup is preferred when possible.
I can no longer pick up my bunny on the agreed-upon date. Is that okay?
Pickup dates for each litter are listed on the bunny’s page. Please make sure the listed date/time works for you before reserving. If you need a different pickup date, email support@adorabunny.com
Should my bunny live indoors or outdoors?
Our bunnies are raised indoors. We do not place rabbits into full-time outdoor housing. Supervised outdoor time is great when safe from predators and parasites.
What should I feed my bunny?
Please see our Care Guide for feeding and setup details.
How do I litter train my bunny?
We have a step-by-step litter training guide you can follow at home.
Should I spay/neuter my bunny?
It’s a personal decision—talk with a qualified exotic vet. In general:
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Spaying helps prevent uterine cancer in females.
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Neutering can reduce spraying and mounting in males.
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Bonded pairs or groups usually need to be fixed to avoid pregnancies and hormone-driven squabbles.
I’m new to rabbits—will I have help?
Yes! We offer lifetime support for all our bunny families, and you’re always welcome to reach out with questions. While we’re happy to be a resource, we encourage you to read through our FAQ and care guide, and also do your own thorough research. Rabbits are a wonderful but long-term commitment, so we strongly recommend that every prospective owner do their due diligence before bringing one home.
Can I return my bunny?
We don’t offer refunds (aside from our 3-day health guarantee), but we will always accept a bunny back at our farm—no questions asked.
Do you sell breeding rights or pedigrees?
No. Our bunnies are placed as pets only (no pedigrees, no breeding rights).