Berhin's Mini Rabbitry & Caviary

19/01/2025

Hapit na madalaga si badiday🤣😆
Sana wag kang mag groom ng sarili mo para maganda ang buhok mo et

🍁Sheltie X Coronet
🍁Sow♀️

FOR YOUR EYES ONLY

19/01/2025

Buyag na kaayo mangaon💚😍

🍁Peruvian X Abbysinian
🍁Mixlonghaair Guinea Pigs

19/01/2025

Hi lovely Crested family🌻
First time mom, tulo agad iya babies and they are very healthy😍🤩

🍁American Crested X American
🍁All Boar♂️
🍁DOB: 01/18/2025

15/01/2025

Our mama bunnies are now giving birth to their lovely kittens🍼🐇🐰 Other mamas are now nesting and getting ready for the arrival of their babies😍

RabbitCDO

12/01/2025

Hoping to have more beautiful guinea pigs this year💚

01/01/2025

Must READ

Recently, I’ve seen a lot of comments like “hala kawawa,” “Grabe kayo sa rabbit huhu” or “Ang tao talaga kahit ano na lang kinakain” whenever the topic of raising rabbits for meat comes up especially dito sa Pilipinas.

When I first started raising rabbits, I had the same questions and hesitations. But you know what changed my mind?

KNOWLEDGE.

I learned that rabbits were originally domesticated for meat. I learned how efficient they are compared to other livestock, requiring less space and resources while providing high-quality meat. Even their manure is one of the best organic fertilizers for the garden. I realized that almost every part of the rabbit is usable—their meat, fur, ears, feet, and even their organs—leaving little to no waste.

I also learned how to care for them properly, from breeding and handling to humane ways of dispatching. I discovered how to manage their needs in our tropical climate, handle tricky situations like grumpy does, and ensure successful litters during breeding seasons.

I chose to educate myself, and I continue to learn every day.

The truth is, many here in the Philippines still can’t accept the idea of rabbits being raised for meat. And I get it, change is hard. But before judging, I encourage everyone to take the time to learn.

The meat you buy in stores, nicely packaged and ready to cook, was once a living animal, too. The only difference is, you didn’t witness the process. That doesn’t make you better than those of us who choose to raise and harvest our own food.

I understand if you don’t want to live this way. It’s a personal choice, and we’re fortunate to have options. But looking down on others for how they provide for their families while hiding behind so-called “ethics” doesn’t make sense to me.

Let’s try to understand each other’s choices and respect the effort and responsibility that comes with raising and harvesting your own food. At the end of the day, it’s about sustainability, respect for the animals, and providing for our loved ones.

FARM TO TABLE 🐇

29/12/2024

Good day Guinea Pig lovers!
Merry Christmas and Advance Happy New Year! 🎄🎉🎀
We would like to inform our valued inquirers that our Guinea Pigs are currently SOLD OUT. We are very greatful for those who keeps on trusting us. Daghang Salamat! We will be posting here soon po if we will have available for rehoming. As of this moment, bunnies nalang gyud atoa available po.

Thank you for understanding💚

25/12/2024

Thank you very much ma'am Castro from Tablon CDO for trusting and rehoming our cutie Peruvian Male Guinea Pig✨

📍Mode of Transaction: Meet-up @ Ororama Carmen

HAPPY KEEPING PO and Merry Christmas🎀

25/12/2024

Thank you kaayo ma'am Tiffany for trusting and rehoming our cutie American Male Guinea Pigs✨

📍Mode of transaction: Pick-up @ Sentro Dansolihon

HAPPY KEEPING PO and Merry Christmas🎀

25/12/2024

Mao seguru halosa sa mga pups this month wala ka survive tungod sa weather😥 Grabi kabugnaw sa panahon and then naa pa pud grabi kakusog nga mga improvised pabuto sa mga silingan. Stress gyud atong mga buhion😥

20/12/2024

Thank you very much ma'am Dealco for trusting and rehoming our cutie Triple Color American Male Guinea Pig✨

📍Mode of Transaction: Pick-up @ Sentro Dansolihon

HAPPY KEEPING PO and Merry Christmas💚💚??