Suppliers That I Prefer
Bass Equipment: Cages, cage stacking legs, cage pans and fine-x feeders
Woody's Wabbits: Water bottles, cage door clips, water bottle springs, and resting mats
Woody's Wabbits: Water bottles, cage door clips, water bottle springs, and resting mats
Online Calculators
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Annual Rabbit Cost Calculator
Breeding Calculator: Useful to calculate when your doe is due and when to put the nestbox in. |
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Cages |
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Care & Groom |
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Dollar Tree: Cat clips for nail trimming
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Health
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Feed |
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Toys |
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Dollar Tree: Cat toys- you can sometimes order bulk from DollarTree.com and ship to a store for free
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Books |
There is a "popular" book series by the creator and admin Boyd Craven Jr of the Backyard Meat Rabbits group on Facebook that I simply cannot recommend. I have purchased and read all of the books so far (Backyard Meat Rabbits (The Urban Rabbit Project), Beyond The Pellet: Feeding Rabbits Naturally (The Urban Rabbit Project) (Volume 2), and Rabbits in Colonies (The Urban Rabbit Project) (Volume 3). I don't agree with a lot of what he teaches and I do not think that the very short books are very well edited. I feel that they are more about his journey raising rabbits than they are about teaching and in my opinion you can get the same information or better by joining some of your local rabbit groups or surfing the Internet. I also do not like the Backyard Meat Rabbits group on Facebook- I think that Mr. Craven uses the group as an advertising outlet and he plays favorites among the members. I feel like anyone who questions him or his methods (even in the spirit of learning) is immediately booted from the group. It's his group of course, so what he says and does goes, but that is why I left the group long ago and have sought other outlets for both learning and teaching.
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