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- 04/23/2018 at 12:34 PM
  Mitch&Lili
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  Hi Everyone!
  
  Me and my partner currently live in 2 different European countries and are intending on closing the gap soon! Lili is currently living in Bulgaria with her 2 bunnies and i live in the UK, However we wanted to ask for some advice on how to best relocate her 2 beautiful bunnies and how realistic that might be.
  
  Our 2 bunnies will both be just under a year old if we leave on the planned date that we have set aside. One of our bunnies is a Lop and the other is a Rex.What would the best methods of moving them be? should we look into an animal courier? We of course want whats best for our little furry family members! Currently there is a poor selection of Veterinarians available in Lilis city compared to where i live in the UK and will be able to afford them better healthcare in the UK (And treats!).We would like to reduce the amount of stress they might experience as much as possible. If you want to ask any further questions in case i missed something please feel free to ask. Any Advice is Appreciated
  
  -Mitch
  
  (Apologies if i placed this in the wrong section it seemed to be general enough to fit here)
- 04/23/2018 at 2:00 PM
  Bam
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  This is the right section. Congratulations on moving in together!
  We have a member who just had her bunny moved from Kuwait to Canada by air. Her bunny has now been 3 days in Canada and seems to be adapting well. (This member can’t get into the forums from Kuwait, but she keeps us up to date via Insta).gram etc.)
  
  So transporting a bunny lon g distance is absolutely possible. Many of our members have transported their buns by car when moving from one end of the USA to another, so that’s also a possibility. i don’t know of anyone who has used an animal courier service though, but perhaps others here knows more.
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