Lionhead rabbits are a small (normally only around 3–4 pounds) erect-eared rabbit. They come in a wide variety of colours. Probably the Lionhead’s most unique physical feature is the long wooly mane that gives the breed its name. The wool around a Lionhead’s face should be noticeably different than normal rabbit fur. It is normally longer and has a different texture than a rabbit’s regular fur. The wool on a Lionhead is similar to the wool found on other breeds such as Angora rabbits. Lionheads are thought of as easy-going rabbits. They are oftentimes described as having level, easy-going temperaments. If cared for properly, many of them will be friendly and seem to enjoy interactions with humans. If cared for properly, Lionhead rabbits are a generally healthy breed. Domestic rabbits in general live on average between 7 and 12 years.

Due to the fast turnonver of these pets, it is difficult to provide the exact date of birth.

The babies are mostly in between 7-11 Weeks of Age.

The color and gender is not guaranteed.

Please note, Livestock can naturally differ from each other as they are not always identical. They may also differ from the images shown online. Customers may however, specify any of the requirements / likes / dislikes, if they have any. We shall try to match as close as possible.

Livestock in store is health guaranteed. However, we cannot provide any life warranty after these pets are put and kept in any of our uncontrolled environment. It is important to provide a proper habitat by following some suggested tips. More information can also be obtained from specialized animal care staff at the time of purchase.

Care Guide and Recommendations:

Habitat

• A Roomy Cage (Preferable: Medium- Large sized cage). Keep open most of the times.
• Bunnies love corners! Use them all.
• Bedding (Preferable: Fresh and Comfy Recycled Paper Bedding)
• Litter Box
• Biodegradable Litter
• Food Bowl (Usually included in Cages)
• Water Bottle (Usually included in Cages)
• Hideout
• Toys (They love to chew, therefore, providing a few toys helps in catering to a healthy lifestyle for the pet!)

Diet Plan

• Pellets (Preferable: Extrusion Pellets; designed to create a mess free environment)
• Hay (Recommendation: Rotating between different hays provides variety for the animal so that they don’t get bored of eating the same food over and over again!). Secondly, nature has given different benefits to differnt kind Hays. Feeding same kind Hay may lack nutrition present from other kind.
  • ALFALFA; High in Fibre, High in Protein, Promotes Glossy Coat.
  • TIMOTHY; High in FIbre, High in Protein, Low in Calcium.
  • BOTANICAL; Fragrant, Flavour-Packed, Low in Protein, Rich blend of Herbs.
  • BROME; Coarse Texture, Earthy Flavour, Low in Protein, Low in Calcium.
  • OAT; Crunchy Texture, Nutty Flavour, Low in Protein, Appealing scent to Small Animals.
  • ORCHARD; Soft Texture, Sweet Flavour and scent. Low in Protein.
• Mineral/ Salt Block
• Treats
• Variety of Veggies every second day.
  • Red leaf and Romain are okay. Bunnies Love Parsley, Carrots, Apple, Bananas, Pear etc.
• Continuous supply of Fresh cold Water. A large size bottle is recommended.

Regular Maintenance

• Clean Cage
  • Urine Stinks. Use of Odor Control Spray helps reduce Waste Odor.
  • Poo does not stink. It’s non-toxic and perfectly fine to pickup and put into corner toilet  for training. Flies love Poo and lay eggs. So ensure to clean cage everyday.