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Mini Rex Rabbit for sale in Lewisburg, West Virginia

Name: Mini Rex Rabbit
Brand: Mini Rex
SKU: 640514
Availability: InStock

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Bonded rabbits

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

640514

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Mini Rex

Location

Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, West Virginia

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Lewisburg WV Pickup. Rehoming my 2 girl buns TOGETHER, they are bonded \r\nOnes Gray/White, Other is Tan/White/Black. \r\n❗️INDOOR ONLY. \r\n$400 NO LOWER, To insure they are going to a great home!! SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY!\r\n\r\n2 fixed females, come with 16 Panels for a cage, plenty of food, litter, nail clippers, vaccum brush device & horse brush, treats, hay, toys, tunnels, 2 cat trees and a small house. They are litterbox trained!\r\n(They use tall cat litter pans)\r\n\r\nDOB for both- April 20th 2023 Gray/White, March 2nd 2024 Tan/White/Black.\r\nThey need to have greens, romaine lettuce & herbs! \r\nThey love fruits and veggies I can send them with what I have on hand! \r\n\r\nI’m never home with my new job and don’t have time for my babies and it breaks my heart.\r\n\r\n❗️They are not to be caged or in a hut outside! They are free roam of bedroom and need space!! \r\n\r\nI will want updates every now and again, IF YOU can not take care of them anymore I WILL take them back! Do not rehome them to a ***.\r\n\r\nYes I posted yesterday, I will continue to repost daily!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bonded Rabbits for Rehoming

1. What does it mean that the rabbits are "bonded"?

The term bonded refers to the close emotional connection between the rabbits. They thrive on each other's company and should be adopted together to maintain their bond.

2. What is included in the rehoming package?

The rehoming package includes two fixed females, a 16-panel cage, food, litter supplies, nail clippers, a vacuum brush device, a horse brush, treats, hay, toys, tunnels, two cat trees, and a small house.

3. Are the rabbits litterbox trained?

Yes, both rabbits are litterbox trained and use tall cat litter pans.

4. What dietary needs do these rabbits have?

These rabbits require a diet that includes greens, romaine lettuce, and herbs. They also enjoy fruits and vegetables, and I can provide some of what I have on hand when they are rehomed.

5. Can the rabbits be kept outdoors or caged?

No, these rabbits are indoor only pets and should not be caged or kept in a hut outside. They need free roam of a space, preferably in a bedroom.

6. What happens if I can no longer care for the rabbits?

If you can no longer care for them, I will take them back. It’s important that they do not end up in an unsuitable environment.

7. Why is the rehoming fee set at $400?

The rehoming fee of $400 is set to ensure that these rabbits find a great and loving home. It helps to deter individuals who may not be serious about their care.