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Best Rabbits for Seniors

If you’re looking for a pet rabbit to keep you company in your retirement days, or you want to surprise a senior loved one with a fluffy companion, read on – here are the 10 best rabbits for seniors.

If you are looking for a pet rabbit that makes a great companion – whether you are single or want a family pet – we are bringing you a list of bunnies that will excel in that role! Fluffy, funny, and affectionate, they will share in on your life adventures for years to come.

Mini Rex Rabbit

The Mini Rex rabbit is a popular rabbit breed for families looking for a first-time pet for their children. It's known to be a gentle and friendly rabbit.

Rex Rabbit

The Rex rabbit has short, soft fur that points out instead of against their bodies, making this breed super plushy. It is a generally docile rabbit.

Silver Marten Rabbit

The Silver Marten Rabbit is usually used for show purposes, but it can also be an excellent pet if it is well socialized.

Standard Chinchilla Rabbit

The Standard Chinchilla Rabbit is known to be sweet, docile creature who have no problem being picked up by their owners or strangers.

Thrianta Rabbit

The Thrianta rabbit breed was created in honor of the royal House of Orange. It has a signature fiery red coat, with no other body markings.

Silver Fox Rabbit

The Silver Fox Rabbit is known to be one of the rarest breeds in America. It has a "standing coat" that resembles that of a Silver Fox in the Arctic.

Satin Rabbit

The Satin Rabbit has silky, short, rollback fur that has a unique satin sheen to it. Its hair contains tiny air bubbles inside that catch the light.

Rhinelander Rabbit

The Rhinelander Rabbit has a white base coat that, unlike any other rabbit, is decorated with two different colored markings.

Palomino Rabbit

The Palomino rabbit needs plenty of time outside of its enclosure to explore and thrive. It makes a wonderful first-time pet for all lifestyles.

Mini Satin Rabbit

Like the standard Satin rabbit, the Mini Satin Rabbit has a beautiful coat that is desirable at shows. It is gentle and calm, making it an ideal pet.

Lilac Rabbit

The Lilac Rabbit has short fur that is soft to the touch. Depending on the light, the Lilac rabbit can appear more purple or more gray.

Giant Chinchilla Rabbit

Easygoing and laidback, the Giant Chinchilla Rabbit has a sweet nature and even temper that makes it a wonderful pet for singles, couples and seniors.

Creme D’Argent Rabbit

The Creme dArgent rabbit has a unique orange-silver fur that shimmers. Docile and easy to handle, this rabbit breeds is a wonderful pet.

Champagne D’Argent Rabbit

The Champagne dArgent rabbit does well with other rabbits and also enjoy human attention. Its silver coat doesn't come in until it is 6-8 months old.

Blanc De Hotot Rabbit

Its sweet disposition makes the Blanc de Hotot rabbit great for families looking to have their first pet. The ring around their eyes resembles eyeliner.

Beveren Rabbit

The Beveren rabbit is active and energetic, and it loves to explore its surroundings. Due to its large size, it requires a large enclosure.

English Spot Rabbit

The English Spot Rabbit wonderful choice for singles, couples, families and seniors. They are gentle, affectionate and full of energy.

Checkered Giant Rabbit

The Checkered Giant was first known as the Land Kaninchen. It has a muscular build and a long, hare-like body with a semi-arched/mandolin body type.

Polish Rabbit

The Polish Rabbit has a short head with full cheeks, large eyes and short ears. This rabbit loves attention and will happily let you pick him up.

Jersey Wooly Rabbit

The Jersey Wooly rabbit is known as the "No-Kick Bunny" because they are gentle and even-tempered. They are great pets for many types of households.

Himalayan Rabbit

The Himalayan rabbit is gentle and patient, making them the perfect pet for families with young children or seniors. Perfect size for little hands.