Rabbit Rental
- Direct from the producer
- Bred on our own farm
- Any questions? +36 30 093 5116
- Weaned rabbits
- With feed, bedding and a carrier
- Can be brought back
🐰 All our rabbits are currently booked 🐰
All the rabbits available for rental have been reserved, but some bookings are still being finalised. If you would like to rent a rabbit, send us an email to join the waiting list, and we will contact you if one becomes available.
Until then, you are welcome to come on a farm visit, where you can hold our rabbits on your lap.
🐰 Book your rabbit! A healthy, weaned rabbit from our own breeding stock (Vienna Blue, New Zealand Red, Californian and domestic rabbits, all descended from the European rabbit), all year round. Also for Easter rental: rabbits go quickly before Easter, so it is best to book in good time. Choose how many rabbits you would like, tick any extras you want (water bottle, cage, chew sticks and more) and add them to your basket. We arrange the rest by email.
The rental includes
- the rabbit (weaned and already eating on its own),
- enough food for 2 weeks: complete rabbit feed and alfalfa hay,
- bedding and a carrier suitable for transport.
🔁 Bringing it back
You can bring the rabbit back at any time. If it stays with you, nothing would make us happier.
📌 Booking and collection
- The number of rabbits is limited. Your booking is final once we confirm it by email; the automatic confirmation email is not yet a final booking. You can also pay on collection.
- Collect in person in Pécel, where you choose your rabbit in order of arrival. We do not send live animals by post or courier.
💚 Only to good homes: we do not hand our rabbits to just anyone. We talk to everyone in person before handover, and only give a rabbit to someone we are sure will take good care of it. What matters most to us is that every rabbit returns in good condition. We are an officially registered rabbit breeder, listed with the Hungarian National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih). Our FELIR ID is AB4348077. A rabbit is a sentient creature that needs suitable housing, a calm environment and daily care.
Want to know when a rabbit is a good idea and what to look out for at home? Everything about rabbit rental →
Did you know? A rabbit is not a rodent: it belongs to the lagomorphs. One difference is the second, tiny pair of teeth behind its upper incisors.
