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16/06/2022

Busy maglaro ang isa dito HAHA! 😂
(di niya kinakain, kinakagat niya lang, I checked)

15/06/2022

Do not disturb 🤫

08/06/2022

Still grieving sa pagkamatay ng bunnies ko. Nakakalungkot pag bigla nalang silang namamatay. Totoo, minsan dimo man lang malaman kung ano yung dahilan. Super sensitive talaga ng mga bunnies 🥺😢💔

29/05/2022

12 days old. Balot na ng fur and very visible na ang colors. Nag-oopen na eyes. Super liliit lang talaga ng dwarf lionheads compared sa nauna 😍

12/05/2022

Look at how she sleeps 🥴

09/05/2022

So clingy! They always go out of their nest box and lay beside their mom like this. 😅 I try to put them back to their nest box but they always move back 🥴

06/05/2022

inipit ka ni Mama, Almond? Hahaha anduh 😁 Mama won’t share her bed 😂

06/05/2022

Pagod na pagod yung dalawang ‘to matapos nilang ikalat lahat ng pellets ng nanay nila 🤦🏼‍♀️ Lahat ng powder ng pellets nasa balahibo na nila, tinulugan pa ng isa ang tupper ng feeds 😫 Pupunasan na naman kayo mamaya! tsk.

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06/05/2022

Why do you sleep like this? HAHA Cuuute! 😍

03/05/2022

How could you not love these sweet little bunbuns 😍
9 days old

26/03/2022

Magkabilang mundo HAHA

12/03/2022

Bunbun Garlic is now pregnant and she just loves to be cuddled. 😍

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21/01/2022

Say Hi to our Big Guy Nimbus! 😍

10/01/2022

RABBIT MEAT AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PORK?

The government is developing national standards for slaughtering rabbits as part of its efforts to boost the domestic production of rabbit meat, which it considers as an alternative to pork.

The Bureau of Agriculture and Fisheries Standards (BAFS) has started consultations on the draft Philippine National Standard (PNS) on rabbit slaughtering practices, which will be scrutinized by the public and private stakeholders.

BAFS is an attached agency of the Department of Agriculture (DA) mandated to “formulate and enforce standards of quality in the processing, preservation, packaging, labeling, importation, exportation, distribution and advertising of agricultural and fisheries products.”

“On August 10, 2021, a consultation on the initial draft PNS was aimed at gathering technical and commercial information on the slaughtering practices for rabbit,” BAFS said in a recent statement.

“The consultation, conducted virtually, [had] 23 relevant stakeholders from government agencies, academe, research institutions, and private sectors [as participants].”

BAFS said a technical working group (TWG) has been created, composed of representatives from regulatory agencies, academe, research institutions, and a private sector organization to oversee the crafting of the PNS. The TWG will meet next month to deliberate on the comments and information gathered from the initial consultation to craft a working draft standard.

“The working draft standard is expected to undergo another final stakeholder consultation and a series of TWG meetings before it is finalized and subsequently endorsed to the DA Secretary for approval by the 2nd quarter of 2022,” it said.

BAFS said the crafting of the PNS on rabbit meat slaughtering stemmed from an agreement forged between the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) and the Association of Rabbit Meat Producers Inc. (ARaMP) last year.

BAI and ARaMP noted that standards related to rabbit production must be developed to support the development of the industry.

“The objective is to promote rabbit meat as an alternative source of protein after the swine industry was devastated by the African swine fever [ASF],” BAFS said.

Agriculture Secretary William D. Dar said rabbit meat could serve as an alternative to pork as the country grapples with high pork prices due to the devastation caused by ASF on hog farms. Dar noted that rabbit meat production has a shorter cycle than other livestock or poultry animals and could be cheaper than chicken meat.

“We are supportive of the rabbit industry. We are serious [in this]. Poultry is the number one option but rabbit meat is part of our basket of options,” he said in an interview last year.| via BusinessMirror

03/01/2022

This li’l wabbit has grown so much. He’s 12 days old. 😍 Dina kasya sa kamay ko 😂

01/01/2022

Babatiin namin sila kanina ng Happy New Year. Kame ang na-surprise kasi dumidilat na sila! 😍 Tika daw amin Babies! 🥰

Happy New Year! 🎊

29/12/2021

1 week old 😍

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27/12/2021

Our Doe unexpectedly gave birth to 5 lovely kits last December 22, 2021! Di man lang namin alam na buntis na pala yun pina-stud pa namin. 😅

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