Mabel

24/05/2026

I told him to come inside cuz it's getting hot. He ignored me and just dug his belly hole deeper. Dirt pig 😂

23/05/2026

BEST RABBITS FOR MEAT PRODUCTION

If you’re serious about rabbit farming for meat, choosing the right breed makes all the difference.

Top Meat Rabbit Breeds:

✅ New Zealand White
Fast growth, large litters, excellent mothers, and ready for market in just 12–16 weeks.

✅ Californian
One of the best meat-to-bone ratios with thick, muscular bodies and rapid growth.

✅ Silver Fox
Great for both meat and fur. Hardy, calm, and produces heavy carcasses.

✅ Chinchilla
Large dual-purpose rabbits valued for both meat and quality fur.

PRO TIP:
Many successful farmers raise “meat mutts” instead of purebreds.

A Californian buck × New Zealand doe cross often gives:
✔ Faster growth
✔ Bigger litters
✔ Better hardiness
✔ Stronger disease resistance
✔ Excellent meat yield

📌 When selecting breeding stock, choose rabbits with:
✔ Broad shoulders
✔ Deep chests
✔ Thick hindquarters
✔ Healthy eyes and noses

❌ Avoid rabbits with:
🚫 Runny noses
🚫 Sore hocks
🚫 Weak body condition

Good genetics = faster growth, healthier kits, and more profitable

23/05/2026

250K medium bigger ones 350K

11/05/2026

11/05/2026

NEST BOX IN RBABIT FARMING
A nest box in rabbit farming is a small enclosed container placed inside the doe’s cage where she gives birth and raises her kits. It provides warmth, safety, and protection for newborn rabbits. Farmers usually introduce the nest box a few days before kindling (birth), and it should be properly sized, clean, and filled with soft bedding like hay.

🐇 What is a Nest Box?
- A nest box is like a maternity bed for rabbits.
- It’s a wooden, metal, or plastic box designed to mimic a natural burrow.
- The doe uses it to give birth and keep her kits safe from cold, drafts, and injury.
- It prevents kits from being scattered around the cage, which can lead to death from exposure.

📏 How to Use a Nest Box in Rabbit Farming
1. Timing: Place the nest box in the doe’s cage about 3–5 days before kindling.
2. Size: Standard size is around 12 x 10 x 10 inches for medium breeds, larger for giant breeds.
3. Material: Wood is common, but metal or plastic can also be used. Ensure it’s durable and easy to clean.
4. Bedding: Fill with hay, straw, or wood shavings to keep kits warm and dry.
5. Placement: Put it in a quiet corner of the cage to reduce stress.
6. Cleaning: Remove soiled bedding regularly to prevent disease.
7. Removal: Take out the nest box when kits are about 3 weeks old, as they start exploring and no longer need it.

🌟 Why Nest Boxes Are Important
- Protects kits from cold and drafts
- Keeps litter together so they don’t get lost or trampled
- Improves survival rate of newborn rabbits
- Helps the doe feel secure during kindling

⚠️ Key Considerations
- Too small = overcrowding and suffocation.
- Too big = kits may crawl away and get cold.
- Dirty nest boxes = high risk of disease.
- Wrong timing = doe may ignore or soil the box.

✨ In short: A nest box is essential in rabbit farming. Done correctly, it boosts survival, reduces stress, and ensures healthy growth of kits.

🐰💖

10/05/2026

250k

10/05/2026

250k each.

10/05/2026

Wishing all the mothers among my clients a day filled with appreciation, strength, and joy.

06/05/2026

How to prepare your rabbitry. Guide to the bigginers and those using wrong methods 💚💚✅

06/05/2026

Rabbits seem to enjoy it when their rabbitry is prepared like this.

06/05/2026

How to prepare your rabbitry ✅