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Mini lops

£45

G52

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Mini lops

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Advert type
For sale
Type of pet
Rabbits
Breed
Mini Lop
Sex
Not known

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Description

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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.

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