
Mixed Breed
** All mini lops reserved- New litters coming soon* **Holland lop x Lionhead **only 3 left **January 4th they’ll be ready** ** Non refundable deposit ** ** Sex unknown until 7-8weeks**Sex not guaranteed They’re very loving and used to being handled. Can be indoor and outdoor bunnies in warmer months if you provide a good insulated rabbit house with rain cover and w

Mixed Breed
Unfortunately due to a sudden change in personal circumstances we are needing to rehome are gorgeous rabbits Nibbles and Flopsy. We want them to go to a suitable indoor home where they will get the attention they deserve. We have had Nibbles (grey rabbit) and Flopsy (multi-coloured) since March 2024. Their birthday is in December 2023. They are believed to be a lop breed

Mixed Breed
1 male (grey). Have been handled daily. Used to kids cats and dogs. Rabbits will keep their fluffiness as mum is a double lion head

Mixed Breed
Continental giant x New Zealand white bucks for sale. The large black rabbit in the pictures is a doe we kept from the last litter. They will make nice big rabbits, so will need a large hutch. Read

Mixed Breed
Here I have 2 gorgeous rabbits 🐇 They were born August 2021 making them 4 years old 🥰 due to life changing circumstances I have made the hardest decision to rehome them, they are to go together as

Mixed Breed
4 young rabbits that need a good home. Ideally we would like them to go in pairs but would consider single if they were to be bonded with another rabbit/s. Indoor rabbits but with freedom to roam in a

Mixed Breed
These boys are lovely brown velvet rabbits who have been socialised with children and a well behaved dog. We are very sad to have to be re homing them but our circumstances have changed and we can no

Mixed Breed
Im looking for the best home/s for 2 gorgeous baby rabbits. They are family pets and are absolutely lovely they are friendly and love a stroke and cuddle. I have mum, dad, nan and grandad. They’ve bee

Mixed Breed
Selling 2 bonded rabbits - luna & doc , male ( 1.5 years ) and female ( 2.5 years ) . Due to family commitments we are unable to give them the the attention they deserve. Very friendly, have come fro
Yes, mixed-breed rabbits generally live longer than purebreds due to greater genetic diversity, which reduces the risk of inherited diseases. Purebreds often face breed-specific health issues that may shorten their lifespan, while mixed breeds benefit from a broader gene pool, making them typically healthier and more resilient when given proper care.