We know that rabbits are very popular pets - they become part of the family. That's why we know you want a rabbit that is in good health and great condition. We breed rabbits ourselves and many of you will have seen our stunning mini lops which always attract big attention.
Along with the mini lops we also sell dwarf lops, Netherland dwarfs, dutch, lionheads and very cute mini lion lops. We do sometimes have other breeds available so please ask.
We only sell pure bred rabbits, that way we know how big they'll grow and we can advise on the right size of hutch.
Caring for a rabbit is much like looking after a cat or dog, they're just like proper family pets.
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Expert guides and care tips for small pets including Rabbits. Learn everything from feeding to habitat setup.
From the counter at Paradise Pets – August 2026 Recent reports of large rabbit rescues after uncontrolled breeding are a reminder that rabbit sexing, housing and separation are not small details. Rabbit breeding problems rarely start with someone planning a crisis. They often start with two young rabbits, one wrong guess, and a family that … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets – August 2026 Rabbit owners often reach for frozen bottles in hot weather, but a bottle alone cannot fix a dangerous hutch, run or room. A wrapped frozen bottle can be useful. The problem is when owners treat it as the whole plan. Rabbits need a cool environment, not … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets – July 2026 A Welsh politician’s suggestion of training courses for rabbit owners has made pet welfare news. Neil explains the bigger lesson for first-time rabbit families. Whether training courses become policy or not, the idea points to a real problem: many rabbits are bought before owners understand what … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets – July 2026 With fireworks back in the news, Neil explains the small-animal behaviour behind sudden panic and why owners should prepare before the first loud evening. A rabbit thumping in the hutch, a guinea pig hiding without eating, or a budgie crashing around a cage can all be … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets – July 2026 Neil has helped rabbit and guinea pig owners in Swindon for over 35 years. In warm weather, one of the most serious small-pet risks is also one of the easiest for busy owners to miss: flystrike. Flystrike is one of those topics I would rather explain … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets – July 2026 Neil has sold and advised on rabbit care in Swindon for more than 35 years. In a heatwave, one of the most common mistakes is trusting a rabbit run because it looked shaded earlier in the day. A rabbit run can be safe at breakfast and … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets Neil has kept, bred, and sold rabbits and small animals at Paradise Pets Swindon since 1988 — over 35 years of first-hand experience with rabbits of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments. “How do I know if my rabbit is actually happy?” is a question he considers one of the … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets Neil has kept, bred, and sold rabbits and small animals at Paradise Pets Swindon since 1988 — over 35 years of first-hand experience with rabbits of all breeds, sizes, and temperaments. “Why does my rabbit keep licking me?” is a question that makes him smile every time he hears … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets Neil has kept, bred, and sold rabbits at Paradise Pets Swindon since 1988 — over 35 years of first-hand experience with these animals. Foot thumping is one of the most universal rabbit behaviours, and also one of the most consistently misunderstood. This is his honest guide to why it … Read more
From the counter at Paradise Pets Neil has been keeping, breeding, and selling rabbits at Paradise Pets Swindon since 1988 — over 35 years of daily first-hand experience with these animals and the people who keep them. RHD has been the disease he has had to explain most urgently to owners in recent years, and … Read more