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Beautiful Seal Point Mini Lop Doe

Chesham
6 hours
£50
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Adv. ID
z3wNBJbvE
Views
125
Favourites
2
Adv. Location
Chesham
Advert Type
For sale
Age
1 year, 8 months
Microchipped by collection date
Neutered
Sex
Female
Vaccinations up to date
Worm and flea treated
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Description
Sofia is a beautiful pure breed seal point mini lop doe, has a lovely sweet nature and is fine with being handled. She is like a chunky teddy bear and loves her cuddles. She has a slightly tilted neck from being unwell when she was a baby. She’s made a remarkable recovery and lives a normal happy life. She has no health issues now at all and lives life normally. She wasn’t able to lift her head at all when she was young. Most rabbits necks don’t go completely back to normal after suffering from head tilt, but she’s done very well. She’s a very loving rabbit and I’m only rehoming her as she could do with a lot more attention. She is great with kids and loves to be in the garden and run around. Please send me a photo of your set up when you enquire about her as she is very well looked after and I will only give her to someone who can provide her with a great quality of life. I am picky about where she goes. I require a £20 non refundable deposit to reserve her if you cannot pick her up within 5 days max, otherwise she is ready to leave. She eats Burgess excel adult pellets (mint flavor) with pea flakes and plenty of Timothy hay. The best hay is from The Hay Box Co. It is important to buy the best quality hay to keep their teeth worn down. Pet shop hay is too soft and it’s usually old and not bright green. She loves coriander, parsley, carrots and spinach. It’s important they remain on the same diet as digestive issues in rabbits can quickly become fatal. She will come with a digital birth certificate that will be emailed to you with your chosen name for her and a bunny care guide with useful tips.
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Mona’s Mini Lops
Chesham
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Mona’s Mini Lops
Chesham
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Member since:3 years
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