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Mini Rex Rabbit for sale in Whitwell, Tennessee | $60

Name: Mini Rex Rabbit
Brand: Mini Rex
SKU: 163591
Price: 60 USD
Availability: InStock

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Baby Mini Rex - Pedigreed

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

163591

Price / Fee

$60

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Mini Rex

Location

Whitwell, Marion County, Tennessee

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

We have one male pedigreed 8 wk old mini rex. Beautiful and friendly as he has been handled daily. If you are interested please text me at (***) ***-***1 between 8am and 8pm central.

We have other pedigreed mini rexes and pedigreed netherland dwarfs and rescue rabbits. You can see them all on our website at

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Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$60

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Frequently Asked Questions about Baby Mini Rex Rabbits

What is a Baby Mini Rex?

A Baby Mini Rex is a small breed of rabbit known for its friendly disposition and velvety fur. They are the perfect companions for families and individuals alike.

How old is the Mini Rex available for adoption?

The Mini Rex we have available is 8 weeks old and has been nurtured and handled daily to ensure he is sociable and friendly.

What is the price of the Baby Mini Rex?

The price for the Baby Mini Rex is $60, reflecting the quality and pedigree of this lovely breed.

Where is the Baby Mini Rex located?

Our Baby Mini Rex is located in Whitwell, Marion County, Tennessee, United States.

Are there other rabbits available?

Yes, we have other pedigreed Mini Rexes, pedigreed Netherland Dwarfs, and even some rescue rabbits available for adoption.

How can I view more rabbits?

You can see our full collection of rabbits including the Mini Rex and others on our website.

What should I know about caring for a Mini Rex?

Mini Rex rabbits are relatively easy to care for. They require a balanced diet, fresh water, and a comfortable living space. Interaction and playtime are essential for their well-being.