Mini lops

Glasgow, Glasgow

£45

Pet Information

Advertiser Type: Standard

Advert: For Sale

Age:2 Years 15 Days

Pet Breed: Mini Lop

Ad Expired/Closed

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Avoid sending any deposits prior to viewing the pet you wish to buy. For the latest Government Coronavirus guidance please visit https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus

An initial viewing can be done via a variety of social media tools and apps. Mypetzilla recommends building the relationship with the seller over the phone in the mean-time and keeping track of the progress of the pet in question. When there is further clarity on the current restrictions regarding Covid-19 then a face-to-face viewing can be arranged.

Pet Description

They are very playful and active, during the warm spring and summer months they can be kept outdoors in hutches during the night, and free to roam fenced gardens at day. KThey can also be kept indoors as they have been litter trained. During the winter months it is better for them to be kept indoors in a cage.
Their main diet consists of plenty of hay along with leaves and vegetables, nuggets and as a treat- occasionally some fruit. They are handled daily so they are used to human touch. They drink water from water bottle for pets.

Avoid Online Pet Scams

Sellers offering expensive pedigree dogs at discount prices
Potential sellers offer to meet you away from the house at a location halfway, which may seem like they’re being helpful, when in fact they’re most likely hiding something conspicuous; such as the exact location as to where the puppies were bred
Sellers not allowing you to see the mum because ‘ they’re at the vets’ or ‘out on a walk’
Advertising a puppy for sale with a ‘fake’ mum to make it look like they’ve been bred in a family home
Sellers offering to post the puppies pedigree or medical paperwork
Sellers asking for deposits up-front before seeing the puppy (which potentially may not exist)
Puppies displaying health issues such as back problems or snoring and sellers claiming that this is ‘normal’ for the dog breed in question
Be aware of sellers offering a ‘rare’ breed colour
Puppies imported from abroad and being sold without the appropriate vaccinations or being sold too young
If you experience any of the above please makse sure to report the seller to us

Important Buying Advice

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