Bonbon Dwarf Rabbit Netherland Dwarf Los Angeles, CA

It is a sad truth that breeders often try to breed into their animals' traits that are desirable. In the case of Bonbon, it appears that the breeder she was rescued from has been trying to breed very small bunnies. Bonbon is very small, at only about two pounds, and has a small little head with very large soulful eyes, gorgeous and very desirable traits for Netherland Dwarfs. But unfortunately, such manipulations often come at a big price for these little creatures. Their little heads are too small to fit all their teeth in properly, resulting in extreme dental issues. At present, Bonbon is going in once per month (approximately) for molar trims. It is hopeful that as she becomes more adept at eating hay and munching on high fiber treats, she will improve their ability to wear down their molars naturally, but she will always need to be monitored and checked for molar issues and any potential adopter must be aware that this is a serious issue for her.

It is very sad that human-made problems exist for these sweet creatures and it is up to us to help them with these problems. It is truly amazing how sweet and innocent this little girl is despite all they have gone through. Bonbon and her sister Chocolate love one another so dearly and spend so much time cuddling and leaning on one another that it brings a tear to the eye and melts the heart. When they run up to you for pets or treats, it is so rewarding. When they first came to us, they were so frightened of human contact. Both girls have made friends with the cats and grown very used to the loud barking of the dogs in the household. They
have their favorite treats and love their little house and bunny bed. They have come a long, long way from the place where they had such a rough start in this life.

If you are interested in adopting Bonbon Dwarf, please inquire here on Petfinder or contact us at info@bunnyworldfoundation.org and we'll happily send you the adoption package.
Thank you!
- BWF