Bunnies are not just a pretty coat color here, each one is a special and unique individual. I urge you to explore each of them to find which bunny fits your lifestyle and cuddle style.
Come and meet your new fuzzy companion in person before you reserve! We are in northern VA in Alexandria. Cuddlybuns is happy to take our time to help educate you and your family about proper rabbit care. Call or Text today at 703-375-9407, or email us at mycuddlebuns@gmail.com with your questions or to schedule a visit.
Also please be sure to read our sales policy page. Proper food and habitat must be purchased before our bunnies can go home with you.
Holland Lops
Holland lops can grow to be 4-5 lbs! They make excellent pets for all family types, they tend to be a more chill and laid back breed.
There was 9 holland lop babies in august 8 got reserved before I even got a chance to list them at 5 weeks old. Next holland lop litters are due Sept 10th.
Natural : RESERVED Sweet and smooshy little girl. Would make an amazing emotional support bunny. She just melts into laps for pets. $500 May go home oct 5th
Netherland Dwarfs
Netherland dwarfs can range between 2 – 2.5 lbs. They are one of the smallest breeds of domestic bunnies you can own. In general I like to say Netherland are like tiny energizer bunnies and they can be a little more feisty especially when hormonal so they may not make the best companion for young children.
Honey Bunny: Female may go home october 6th
Tea Time : RESERVED Male Netherland orange $500 May go home October 6th
Sugar : Sweet and friendly, sometimes even gives us kisses. Expected adult size 3 lbs Female May go home October 6th $500
Mina: RESERVED Female Orange $600
Vanilla : Female, clean creamy! RESERVED $600
Pica: RESERVED Male netherland dwarf. Beautiful creamy color! $600
Puff: Female netherland dwarf , albino. Energetic and playful she loves to explore and zoom around. She’s super small probably because she’s always zipping around. $500
RESCUE BUNNIES
Mama Toki: Sweet gentle if not a little skittish Toki is looking for a new home. 4 years old approx.. $150
Cosmos: He is a disabled rabbit who was surrendered to us at 6 weeks old, he is nearly 2 years old now. We love him to death, but the reality is he would be much happier in a home where he could get lots of love and attention all to himself because he is such a people person. He is neutered.
Personality: He is a wonderful, affectionate groomer to his human family. I lay down beside him and when he wakes up he’ll give me a few kisses on my bare arm. Other times he will go full blown grooming mode; face, neck and arms if you let him. A quiet and calm environment for him is important, though he is not overly reactive to sounds as I can vacuum around him with little effect by him now. He gets excited and does little honks of joy for veggies – I have to actually be careful when bringing him some as he can lose his balance trying to be on his back feet begging.
Condition: Head tile from E. Cunniculi, requires daily observation and occasional medication. E. Cunniculi is a microsporidial parasite, when he is stressed flare ups can happen in which the head tilt appears more noticeable. Medication is cheap and requires a daily dose of fenbendazole for 21 days to keep symptoms from progressing.
Due to his head tilt he requires help keeping his right eye free of tear/crust build up, the tears can not drain properly when the head is at an abnormal axis. Triple Ophthalmic ointment is used.
Adoption Process : It’s important to have an in person interview so we can discuss his care routine. You must be comfortable handling your pet, you will need to be hands on to help him wash his eye when needed. We have found Cosmos likes the companionship of gentle spayed female bunnies. A quite and calm home is needed to prevent EC flare ups.
