Second cut usually for us. It has taken me a while but I finally found someone that cuts hay and also supplies for quite a few people with rabbits. Everybody is bred now and due in 2 weeks. No babies last round so hoping for a few more litters before winter.
Oh, look out, the kids are in the pool! 🪿🪿. Why are bunnies so darn cute? I should pay attn to the amount of pellets I’m providing. Is that a 1/2 or full cup you give them? Love your videos! 🐇
Thank you!!! I give the smaller breeds (dutch) about 1/2 to 2/3 cup. The larger breeds get about a cup. I increase if it's very cold or moms are nursing. I also keep hay and forage treats year as much as possible.
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So cute Rabbits
Thank you!
Nice. What cut hay was that? I prefer the 2nd, a better cut. Are you breeding any more or done for the season?
Second cut usually for us. It has taken me a while but I finally found someone that cuts hay and also supplies for quite a few people with rabbits. Everybody is bred now and due in 2 weeks. No babies last round so hoping for a few more litters before winter.
Oh, look out, the kids are in the pool! 🪿🪿. Why are bunnies so darn cute? I should pay attn to the amount of pellets I’m providing. Is that a 1/2 or full cup you give them? Love your videos! 🐇
Thank you!!! I give the smaller breeds (dutch) about 1/2 to 2/3 cup. The larger breeds get about a cup. I increase if it's very cold or moms are nursing. I also keep hay and forage treats year as much as possible.
@@HomesteadWorkshopGarden thank you for your feedback, that’s very helpful 👍🏻
@HomesteadWorkshopGarden Just so I'm clear those rabbits are for meat right? If so how do you get past the cute-factor when harvesting them?