McCoy's Rabbitry

26/03/2024

"Bounce through life with joy, like a bunny."🐰

15/01/2024

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16/09/2023

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🌟 Experience a unique twist on a classic Filipino favorite.
🔥 Expertly roasted for a crispy, golden skin.
🌿 Tender rabbit meat infused with flavorful herbs and spices.
👌 Perfect for special occasions or a memorable meal.
🍽️ Savor the rich, succulent taste that will leave you craving for more!

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24/08/2023

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17/08/2023

"Free-range rabbits are allowed to roam and forage more naturally than rabbits kept in cages. This approach can provide them with more space and a more enriched environment. If you're considering raising free-range rabbits, make sure to provide them with a safe and protected area to avoid predators and ensure their well-being".

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15/08/2023

📍Raising baby rabbits, or kits, requires careful attention. Here are some tips:

1. **Nesting:** Provide a warm, quiet nest for the kits. Use soft bedding material like hay or straw.

2. **Feeding:** Mother rabbits nurse their kits once or twice a day. If the mother is absent or not nursing, consult a veterinarian for proper feeding instructions.

3. **Temperature:** Maintain a constant temperature for the kits, as they are sensitive to cold. Use a heat lamp if needed, but ensure they have a cool area to move to as well.

4. **Handling:** Limit handling of the kits, especially in the first week. Mother rabbits might reject them if they smell like humans.

5. **Hygiene:** Keep the nesting area clean to prevent infections. Remove soiled bedding and ensure proper ventilation.

6. **Weaning:** Kits start nibbling solid food around 2 weeks of age. Gradually introduce fresh hay, pellets, and vegetables.

7. **Socialization:** Allow kits to spend time with their mother for proper socialization. They usually wean around 4-8 weeks of age.

8. **Healthcare:** Monitor the kits for any signs of illness, such as lethargy, diarrhea, or labored breathing. Seek veterinary care if necessary.

9. **Separation:** Depending on the breed, you might need to separate the male and female kits around 4-6 weeks to prevent unintended pregnancies.

10. **Space:** As the kits grow, provide them with enough space to move around. Consider a larger enclosure or a safe outdoor area if applicable.

Remember, raising baby rabbits requires dedication and knowledge. Consult a veterinarian or a rabbit expert for guidance specific to the breed and circumstances.

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02/08/2023

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28/07/2023

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24/07/2023

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03/07/2023

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25/06/2023

‼️Rabbit Health and Prevention‼️

Rabbits are susceptible to several common illnesses, and it's essential to be aware of them to provide proper care and take preventive measures. Here are some common illnesses in rabbits and ways to prevent them:

📍Dental Problems:
Rabbits' teeth grow continuously, and if they become misaligned or overgrown, it can lead to dental problems. To prevent this, provide your rabbit with a diet rich in hay and fibrous vegetables, which help wear down their teeth naturally. Regular dental check-ups by a veterinarian are also recommended.

📍Gastrointestinal Stasis:
Gastrointestinal stasis, or "GI stasis," is a condition where the rabbit's digestive system slows down or stops completely. To prevent GI stasis, provide a high-fiber diet, consisting of unlimited hay, fresh vegetables, and a limited amount of pellets. Ensure your rabbit stays hydrated, has regular exercise, and monitor their f***l output and appetite. Promptly consult a veterinarian if you notice any signs of GI stasis, such as reduced appetite, decreased f***l output, or a hunched posture.

📍Respiratory Infections:
Rabbits can develop respiratory infections, particularly if they are exposed to drafty or damp environments. Keep your rabbit's living area clean, well-ventilated, and free from excessive drafts. Avoid using bedding materials that produce a lot of dust. If you notice any signs of respiratory distress, such as sneezing, nasal discharge, or difficulty breathing, consult a veterinarian.

📍Pasteurellosis:
Pasteurellosis is a bacterial infection commonly found in rabbits. It can cause a variety of symptoms, including respiratory issues, abscesses, and conjunctivitis. Minimize stress and ensure good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of the bacteria. Promptly isolate and treat any sick rabbits, and consult a veterinarian for appropriate antibiotics if necessary.

📍Ear Mites:
Ear mites can affect rabbits, leading to irritation, scratching, and ear discharge. Regularly inspect your rabbit's ears for any signs of mites, such as dark, crumbly debris or excessive scratching. Clean their living space regularly and keep it free from excessive moisture. If you suspect ear mites, consult a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

📍Heat Stroke:
Rabbits are sensitive to high temperatures and can suffer from heat stroke. Ensure that your rabbit's living area is well-ventilated and not exposed to direct sunlight. Provide them with a cool and shaded space, along with fresh water at all times. Avoid leaving rabbits in cars or in areas with high temperatures.

In addition to these preventive measures, it's important to ensure your rabbit receives regular veterinary check-ups, vaccinations, and is handled gently and with care. Early detection of any health issues and timely veterinary intervention can greatly improve the chances of successful treatment and recovery.

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