It’s not the nicest of topics to talk about but it’s worth knowing the cost when the time comes. If you wanted to cremate your rabbit and scatter or keep their ashes, then the cost all depends on the size of your rabbit.
If you used a pet cremation service, then the ashes of a small rabbit put into a pouch to scatter would cost around £30 -£70. If, however, you took your rabbit to the vets, then a common option is for cremation to be made with other animals, although you wouldn’t get their ashes back – this costs from £6 to £15.
An individual cremation from the vets with your rabbit’s ashes given back to you is a lot more. Prices range from £80 to £100.
They might seem like a pet that is relatively cheap to keep, but bearing in mind you ideally need two together, and that they live for around 8-12 years, you’re potentially looking at around £24,000 for two bunnies for 12 years.