
Mixed Breed
Rabbit free to good home not had her long as we got 2 rabbits as a pair off a friend however just wanted the 1, friendly with humans but keeps fighting with younger rabbit so unfortunately wont be abl

Mixed Breed
In need of there new home now Only 2 girls left Ready for new homes my daughters bunnies are feeding well and ready to find homes of there own see pics for boys and girls need new homes of there own

Mixed Breed
Here I have a lovely house rabbit for sale. Come with everything food included toys only selling due to my Daughter having allergic reaction to him. He is truly a lovely rabbit and lovely companion

Mixed Breed
3x for sale, Mum is beautiful Netherlands dwarf & dad small grey/brown mini lop Both can be seen. Ready to leave 28th April 3x bunnies as seen in photo. Will be handled daily and used to families c

Mixed Breed
Born around 1st November 2024 2 adult bonded brother and sister rabbits, must be rehomed together , black is female, white is male, both been neutered and up to date on flea/worm/vaccinations Will co

Mixed Breed
Last 2 babies available to find their new family now! All handled daily, sweet and confident 🐰 The boy is 9 weeks and the black girl is 13 weeks now. They will come with a bag of change over feed £2

Mixed Breed
One grey Two black Unsure of sex Mum and dad can both be seen Ready 6th March Been brought up with young kids and other pets Mum long haired lion head, dad dwarf Rex albino (so I’ve been told)

Mixed Breed
READY TO LEAVE 1 buck ..lived inside since birth and handled every day...needing a new home........

Mixed Breed
*All babies are reserved* This is a very sad sale, but unfortunately I don’t have the room or the time to give them the proper care they deserve. They come from one of three accidental litters — I wa
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.