Tracy's Rabbits and Cavies of South Wales

Tracy's Rabbits and Cavies of South Wales I'm a hobby breeder based in Aberbargoed, South Wales. I currently breed blue Dutch and miniature lo
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So this little princess is staying with me. Her mother "overcleaned" her at birth and took away one of her paws. Additio...
31/07/2024

So this little princess is staying with me. Her mother "overcleaned" her at birth and took away one of her paws. Additionally to that, she has a prolapse. Despite all that, she is full of life and mischief. I have to keep an eye on her prolapse but her missing paw does not hinder her at all. She wil live with her mam and auntie. Now I need to find her a name.
Any suggestions?

25/06/2024

These babies are adorable, even if I say so myself. 5 weeks old now

24/06/2024

Little boy!

Beautiful babies!
19/06/2024

Beautiful babies!

10/06/2024

Good news here at Wimberry Stud. After a long period of no babies,I suddenly have five little ones. Pics to follow shortly..

From all the bunnies and piggies x
24/12/2023

From all the bunnies and piggies x

📸 Look at this post on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/100076329274013/posts/365394396014867/
18/11/2023

📸 Look at this post on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/100076329274013/posts/365394396014867/

Five top tips to keep rabbits and Guinea pigs safe this winter! ❄️

🐰 Housing should ideally have shelter from the weather, such as run covers that can be used to keep the rain off your pet’s home.

🐰 During the colder months, make sure drinking water doesn’t freeze, and provide lots of bedding and fibrous food.

🐰 It is important to cover any housing with a blanket or quilt and waterproof materials when temperatures drop – while also leaving space for ventilation.

🐰 Where possible, you should also consider between wall insulation for rabbit and guinea pig housing to prevent extreme fluctuations in temperature.

🐰 In extreme weather conditions, you might need to consider bringing pets indoors.

14/08/2023
Wouldn't that be a thing!
11/08/2023

Wouldn't that be a thing!

07/07/2023

A fellow bunny keeper is looking for Saturday help. Four hours every week..located in Bargoed. Message me to pass on information. Will entail cleaning out a number of hutches with lots of bending and lifting.

01/07/2023

Anyone near to me got newborn bunnies please?

My girls
13/06/2023

My girls

26/05/2023

Love to see them free roam.

Too cute 😍
08/02/2023

Too cute 😍

7 weeks old. Brother and sister mini lops
21/12/2022

7 weeks old. Brother and sister mini lops

31/10/2022

Not sure if you can make this out but this is my 6 month old kitten giving love to a very poorly bunny. Such love 😍

https://www.facebook.com/100064895163738/posts/485727150267120/
26/10/2022

https://www.facebook.com/100064895163738/posts/485727150267120/

In our last post, we mentioned that rabbits don’t like to be picked up or handled. But handling pet rabbits is essential for grooming and cutting their nails.

In the wild, rabbits’ nails are worn down naturally by digging burrows and hopping around on rough surfaces all day. Most pet rabbits cannot do this, so manually cutting their nails regularly is essential for their health – which means having to handle them.

While we know that this can be very difficult, you should NEVER trance your rabbits to make the job easier. Trancing is very cruel, no matter how easy it makes the job.

To cut your rabbits’ nails, you can either hold your rabbits with its backside supported as if it is sitting up to cut the nails or place it on a towel on a worktop and very gently pull the foot to the side to get to the nails.

If you aren’t confident with cutting your rabbits’ nails, then you can ask your vet or vet nurse to show you how to do it safely. It’s fairly straight-forward, so it’s worth knowing how to do it! 🐾

Some freeplans to make your own hutch here, remember to make them big enough to match the RWAFguideline. At least 2 ft h...
28/09/2022

Some freeplans to make your own hutch here, remember to make them big enough to match the RWAFguideline. At least 2 ft high but 2ft deep by minimum of 4 ft wide. The bigger the https://www.thesprucepets.com/free-rabbit-hutch-plans-1357137.

Free rabbit hutch plans with building directions and photos so you can DIY a place to keep your rabbit safe and secure all year round.

Top tips about the importance of hay..I do not. Own the rights to this pic
19/09/2022

Top tips about the importance of hay..
I do not. Own the rights to this pic

Lush friendly boy
13/09/2022

Lush friendly boy

These are so adorable
07/09/2022

These are so adorable

11 week old boys! The lilac one has beautiful blue eyes ❤️
03/09/2022

11 week old boys! The lilac one has beautiful blue eyes ❤️

Babies!
01/09/2022

Babies!

Babies.  First lot are boys.. Second lot girls.
23/08/2022

Babies. First lot are boys.. Second lot girls.

Wow. An exotic vet that loves her bunnies
29/06/2022

Wow. An exotic vet that loves her bunnies

✨𝐀 𝐠𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐞𝐱𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐝𝐨𝐨𝐫 𝐬𝐞𝐭-𝐮𝐩✨

🐰 Here’s a great example of how you can use to create a series of tunnels and runs which are connected to a converted garden shed

🐰 Providing the rabbits with lots of opportunities for them to display their natural behaviours and also have lots of places to hide and feel safe whilst providing an enriching environment for them to live in

This runaround set-up includes:

Connection kits
Tunnels
Covered housing

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Bargoed
CF819

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