Diy hay feeder for rabbits

The boys will be getting a new doe (girl rabbit) soon. As a result, we need another one of everything that we have for the rabbits. This ru...

Marybell's joy in life seems to be peeing in her hay racks. I went to give them hay for the night and saw she's peed in yet another Kleenex box...

We have now had our rabbits for a year. We have raised several babies, and learned many lessons on the best way to care for them. Mos...

Hay is the number one thing in a house rabbit’s diet (unless their human has a giant meadow full of fresh grass, which should be rare). Since hay plays such an important part in a rabbit’s life, it’s crucial to find hay racks or other solutions that help keep the hay dry and clean. The...

Because we keep the kits in with the does and encourage the kits to start eating grass and pellets as early as possible, we need large capacity feeders. For a small rabbitry with half a dozen does, it's not such a financial burden to run out and purchase six to ten feeders for $12 each. We're trying to increase rabbit production to a much larger scale than where we are now so we have to look at every expense and determine the best ways to spend our dollars. If we can recycle a product and…

When I got into raising meat rabbits six months ago, I really didn't know what to expect. I knew the basics, had done some research, and had owned {pet} rabbits before. But as far as raising them as a food source, I truly had no idea how it would go. I'm definitely a sink or

This DIY rabbit hay feeder can be made easily at home with just some leftover fencing and a few tools. Then it can be stapled or screwed to the hutch wall and it keeps the hay clean.

Hey all, I'm cheap :) Luckily, I am also fairly handy. So if I need something, I'm more likely to make it than buy it. Sometimes this actually works out...

We have now had our rabbits for a year. We have raised several babies, and learned many lessons on the best way to care for them. Most recommend that the rabbits be given all the hay they want to eat and limit the amount of pellets the receive to about a cup per day for the adults. Of course the you ones that we are growing out to butcher size, get more. We were doing this backwards in the beginning, keeping the feeders full of pelleted feed at all times and giving them hay as a treat. We…

so got annoyed at them peeing on there hay and the smell of it, so decided to make this..i cut 2 slits for safety just in case they get there heads stuck...