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Hello! I am new to BinkyBunny and just recently got my Holland Lop rabbit 5 days ago. Her name is Mochi (I call her Mo) and she will be 6 months in September. I am not really sure when her birthday is, but I am trying to find out. She is not spayed yet, but I am going to visit the vet next month. Mo is very sweet and energetic, but also soooo cute
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Hi welcome to BB! Holland lops are adorable, I have one myself
The picture isn’t showing up but here’s information how to post picture that might help: How to Upload PicturesThat’s great that you’re getting her spayed! She’ll be so much happier and healthier (unspayed rabbits have an 85% chance of uterine cancer), and will make a better companion to you. If you need help finding a rabbit savvy vet there are links here on BB and the House Rabbit Society also has an awesome list.
Can’t wait to see the pics!
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