
Mixed Breed
Friendly good with kids need his teeth cutting no hut mums getting rid due to financial changes to to my dad passing away

Mixed Breed
Jeffrey is a 2 year old male rabbit. Having to rehome due to moving and not being able to bring him His an indoor rabbit. Litter trained,been raised with children since a baby a lovely cuddly rabbit.

Mixed Breed
Two lovely male rabbits. Used to children. Live outdoors but happy inside too. Change of circumstance means we can no longer care for them. Need rehoming this week. They will come with their hutch,

Mixed Breed
GENUINE FOREVER HOME WANTED. Super adorable male bunny “ bun bun” Approx 5/6 months old now. mums a lion head & dads an English spot x lion head, His siblings found forever families but sadly he ne

Mixed Breed
Our female bunny has had a litter of 5 babies, mum is available, very friendly as handled straight away.

Mixed Breed
2 young cross breed rabbits available. Both brothers from the same litter, rescued from an accidental litter. Tri-colour male is incredibly friendly and inquisitive, brown & black male is slightly mo

Mixed Breed
Here we have 4 baby buns for sale. Mum is a Dutch x Netherlands and dad is pure Netherlands Siamese 3 female (doe) 1 male (buck) All very friendly and handle daily Girls we would like to£50 Boy

Mixed Breed
I took these rabbits on for a friend but unfortunately my dog is trying to get to them and not giving up so worried for there safety. Urgent home needed! Both male, bonded pair
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.