Hayleys little lops

My name is Hayley and I'm a small hobby breeder in Wymondham Norfolk,of pure breed mini lops,in various colours. Mini lops are such lovely, friendly bunnies with amazing temperaments,and that is why I love breeding mini lops ,to get happy ,healthy bunnies with lovely temperaments for people to enjoy.I have even had my bunnies go as therapy rabbits due to there temperament, which is what I pride m

yself in aiming for. All my rabbits are very well cared for ,and loved ,and socialised, and used to been handled daily from birth by myself & daughters, and also used to my dog aswell, so this reflects in the lovely temperament they will have when ready to leave for their new homes at 8 weeks old. My rabbits have been raised on Allen and Page breeder pellets. To change the food to one of your choice, please do so gradually as rabbits have sensitive digestion, by mixing in some of my food with yours. The majority of a rabbit’s diet should be hay. (80%) I also feed some readigrass ,flaked pea and barley rings as treats. All of my rabbits drink from water bottles. Please introduce vegetables and fruits slowly and in small amounts while the rabbits are young. You can find lists on line of suitable fruits and vegetables. Rabbits need to have plenty of exercise, whether you choose to let them run indoors or in a covered run in the garden. Please do not leave rabbits unattended in the garden. On hot days they will need to be able to access shade. Rabbits can suffer from heat stroke. Rabbits are very sociable animals, so ideally live better in pairs, they require lots of love & attention & care ,a hutch/cage with a large living area and run & play space ,a healthy diet,toys,annual vaccinations ,neutering/spaying,as they can live for 10+ years ,so all this should strongly be considered before adding a bunny to your family. Mini lops can be indoor or outdoor Rabbits,if keeping outside it is recommended that they are kept in atleast pairs, and any baby's leaving in the colder months (Oct- march )should be kept indoors or in a shed or garage over them months ,as they will not be used to living outside in the elements, and will find it far to cold ,but they do make a lovely indoor pet ,as very easily litter trained ,and will give you lots of love & entertainment. All my babies will leave with a birth certificate & change over food ,and my ongoing support if & whenever needed. So feel free to ask me any questions

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