Mini Lops Baby Rabbits For Sale in Yorkshire
Hello and welcome to my mini lops and MICRO LOPS, please feel free to have a look at my website.
I am a breeder and also a BRC member and I live in Leeds , West Yorkshire with 3 children.
My aim is to breed my rabbits to improve my own show lines, there will be times when I have stock available for sale either for showing, breeding, or as pets. My website will keep you up to date with any available litters, and general goings on of my lops. Please feel free to contact me by telephone or email, if you would like any further information on my available stock as I may have babies that I am running on for myself, that are not listed on here that have become available as they have not met the standards for showing.
My rabbits have 2 litters a year depending on which colours and lines I am trying to improve, the rest of the times these are much loved pets handled daily by my family.
We do not over breed our rabbits and love nothing more than to see them playing in the garden. From time to time I do let an adult go to a special home, so if you have your heart set on one of the adults, please let me know.
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions and Emergencies
In case of an emergency in the future, we highly recommend finding a vet that treats rabbits within a reasonable distance from you and making an appointment to see your new bunny within 10 days of picking up from us. This also means if you see a vet within 10 days of pick up and they find any serious or life threatening or life shortening problem with your new bunny you will be 100% refunded.
We are not veterinarians! Many people contact us with questions that are really more suitable for a vet to answer. If you are worried and think you may have an emergency, please call your vet or emergency vet if it is on the weekends or after hours. If you have any non-emergency, please feel free to send us an e-mail. Please consider e-mailing first, it’s much easier for us to keep track of e-mails and we have a couple other businesses that also come through to our mobile! We don’t want to overlook any questions or update messages from you!
Warranty
We offer a Conditional Warranty for those that come to our home for pick-up.
Warranty is VOID if the customer chooses to use a courier to transport the rabbit. Every rabbit transported via courier is required to get a health certificate which proves/certifies the health of the bunny before it leaves our rabbitry. This is at the customer’s own risk.
Within 10 days of being picked up, I highly recommend taking your new bunny to your vet so they can become acquainted and so your bunny can receive a thorough check up. We are not liable for any medical expenses at any time for your bunny. If a vet finds any issues with your bunny within that 10-day period, we will refund you in full or replace your bunny if that is your wish.
We will not refund the cost of a rabbit if the family has a change of heart and decides later that a bunny is not a good fit for their family, if the family is no longer able to care for the bunny for any reason or they do not feel that the rabbit’s behavior is what they were expecting. Rabbits are animals and personalities vary – it is the responsibility of the buyer to socialize and build a bond with their rabbit which in turn produces good behavior.
We are happy to take back unwanted bunnies, no questions asked. If returned, it will need to come with the cage he/she was living in. I may not accept a rabbit back if I suspect it is ill, I cannot risk the health of the rest of my rabbits by taking in a sick rabbit.
Gender Mix Ups
It is difficult to sex a rabbit at a young age – when bunnies leave to go to their new homes, we are confident of their gender but not positive. Gender mix ups can and do happen unfortunately! We do not exchange or refund bunnies if there is a gender mix up.
Urine Color
Rabbit urine varies in color from a pale yellow to rusty orange. Many people think that there is blood in their rabbits urine when they are new to caring for rabbits. Blood in the urine is very rare and is typically only caused by a serious infection or cancer. A dark rusty orange is actually perfectly ok.
