This is my first time posting and having a website, so this is all very new to me. I have had pet bunnies in the past, and in recent years I started having and raising them again. I wanted to create this space to share my journey, along with the tips and tricks we have found along the way and the things that work best for our buns. My hope is that this website can be a helpful, honest place where I can share what I have learned and what has worked well for our rabbits.
As spring arrives and new growth begins popping up in your yard, it’s important to be mindful of what your bunny may come into contact with. Many common spring flowers—such as tulips, hyacinth, and daffodils—are toxic to rabbits and should never be fed to them or grazed on. Be cautious about where your bunny roams,…
Happy Easter from our bunny family to yours! No matter the holiday, our rabbits still depend on us every single day. Whether they are beloved pets, breeding rabbits, or meat rabbits, they still need fresh water, food, and daily care—rain or shine, hot or cold. Holidays can be busy, but caring for our animals is…
Willow and Snow are the heart of our little rabbit family. Willow is our 2-year-old female Rex, and Snow is our 2 ½-year-old male New Zealand. We do keep them housed separately for their safety and wellbeing, except for the occasional planned breeding—or the rare times they manage to outsmart us and find their way…
As the weather starts changing toward spring, it’s important to make sure your rabbits have a space that stays well ventilated while still giving them protection from sudden weather changes. Spring can be unpredictable—especially here in Kentucky, where one day it may be 50 degrees and the next it feels like 80. Good airflow helps…
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