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2 female mini lop rabbits
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I have 2 female mini lop rabbits for sale, I’m selling them due to not having enough time and give them the affection they need as I’ve recently got a full time job.
The blonde one is called peanut she likes to be handled. She has got scar tissue in her eye from a previous ulcer but that is healed and she can see perfectly fine.
The gray one is called misty she isn’t really used to being handled but she doesn’t mind sometimes.
I’d like them both to go together as they have grown up together and it wouldn’t be fair to split them up.
They are both kept in a cage in a shed outside but they have 5 hours of free roam in the house a day.
Please feel free to message me if you have any questions
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