Timber Ridge Bunnies, Indianola, IA (2024)

08/08/2024

Litter HOPEFULS!

• Breunig's Daisy (chocolate) x Schriever's Royal Icing (broken black)

• Schriever's Melody (black) x Julia Baxter Hey You (chocolate)

🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

05/29/2024

Really hope the Otter varieties pass!! 🤞❤

05/01/2024

This litter is just too adorable ❤

04/11/2024

My guesses for Oreo x Wolfgang litter

04/05/2024

Successful litter!! 6 beautiful little beans!!
😍❤️

03/10/2024

Lilac polish buck
He is either neutered or cryptic
PET ONLY- will not come with pedigree

02/19/2024

These LITTER MATES make me chuckle. Melodie is sooooo much smaller. 😂💗

02/09/2024

2 fall offs with both does 🤞🤞

02/07/2024

Julia Baxter Lilac (name I gave him as he didn't have one)

02/07/2024

Schriever's Macie, Schriever's Melodie

02/07/2024

Oreo!

02/07/2024

LapLop's Aruba
Love our orange girl. Even if she does bite and claw me during posing practice. 😒😅

02/07/2024

Crown Hop House's Wolfgang. Hes such a sweet soul. 💗

01/02/2024

Upcoming litters 🤞🤞

01/01/2024

Allana, Macie, and Melody. Macie (pic 3) is expecting a litter in 30 days.

01/01/2024

It’s that time of year where buns are molting and have less activity. It’s is very important you have a rabbit emergency kit on hand because by the time you notice it’s been going on for awhile as buns are good at hiding illness and pain. Remember your rabbits diet is 80% hay not pellets, they need hay to keep things moving and teeth healthy. Please note many rabbit treats sold at pet stores are not good or healthy and your rabbit pellets should not have any loose additives other than pellets. (No corn or bright colored stuff in their food) Get these below asap and keep on hand because you won’t have time to wait if you order when it happens. Keep it in a cool dry place. If your buns p**ps get smaller or they stop eating or drinking, or sits in their litter pan constantly and doesn’t greet you like they normally do is when you know. Typically they get gi stasis from medications, spay or neuter from anesthesia, not enough fiber or hay, or hair blockages from shedding. This kit will save their life and save you tons of money from an exotic vet where they would be stressed there anyways and most likely not eat there. Also keep a couple needles and syringes handy in case they need sub-q fluids. I will put that link below also and you can use the syringe to administer critical care and mineral oil orally. If you own a bunny you must have this on hand always.
Emergency Kit:
1. Benebac pea size once a day for 3-5 days until p**ps look normal. You can also use this for stress and traveling or before and after a spay and neuter.
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2. Critical Care, mix with water to a paste and hand feed with syringe or spoon if they will eat it off a spoon. https://amzn.to/3vcD2y7
3. Food grade Mineral Oil: 1-3 cc once orally depending on size of bun , then repeat 2-3 days later if stools are not normal or no p**p yet.
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4. Dandelion leaves: Feed 1-2 tablespoons daily. https://amzn.to/3vatNhL
5. Electrolytes: Mix with a warm water and offer in a dish and water bottle. Change daily.
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6. You can buy these at any feed store but in case you don’t want to go you can order these. This is for sub-q fluids
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7. Syringes for critical care and mineral oil. You may need to cut the tip off shorter for critical care to come through as it can be thick and chunky.
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8. Offer any fresh leafy greens they will eat. (Romaine, kale, parsley, basil) Do NOT feed iceburg lettuce! Carrots are also a misconception as they have too much sugar, carrot tops and shavings from peeling are fine. Any fruit must be in moderation due to the natural sugars. Rolled oats are a treat I feed and also great to get them to eat. Any organic rolled oats work. https://amzn.to/3v8xzrQ
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9. I also like to mix black oil seeds to the oats and it helps with coat and shedding as well. 1/4 ratio 1 seeds/4 oats.
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