Grizzlyhackle
True BYH Addict

Homestead Meat Rabbits- Homestead Rabbits
Want to raise meat rabbits? Learn how to produce lots of homegrown white meat, warm plush pelts, and rich manure for your garden!

I keep terramycin on hand for their eyes. One that needed the most took a header and broke his back. Dr. Pol said you can use neosporin external. When I had quail aloe vera was my go to. I read it's toxic to rabbits.Yes I forgot about this site. I do know alot of sites be outdated. So I am reading some of Bob Bennetts books on raising rabbits and he says he give terramycin to all his rabbits all the time. Wow. But I did want to get some just in case I had a sick rabbit to have on hand, but I see some stuff but it's not labeled for rabbits. And some you need a vet script for.
Do you use the pelts?I love the Rex fur too! I'm trying to expand the colors I have so I can get more colorful pelts.
Your pictures look fine. Bunnies look good. Rex are pretty. I see it looks like you use staples for tacking your wire down. Poultry staples are hard to drive in but they hold better cuz they go deeper. I hold one side with needle nose pliers till I get it started. Saves fingers generally get them in straight. Don't need as many as with the stapler type.Darn thought I took better pics.