There’s nothing more heartwarming than seeing a pet bunny binky hopping and zooming around outside. Even if they live in a nice indoor rabbit cage or rabbit hutch, pet rabbits deserve a safe outdoor rabbit run to stretch their legs and get a change of scenery. To ensure a rabbit’s health, they should be given…
Choosing the right bedding for a rabbit cage is essential for maintaining a clean and odor-free environment. Rabbits are naturally clean animals, but their waste can quickly build up and create an unpleasant smell if the right materials are not used to absorb moisture and neutralize odors. Rabbit urine odor is pretty strong! The bedding…
The history of angora rabbits is somewhat unknown. I couldn’t find any primary source documents to support some of the historical claims I read on the internet. I read about other researchers having the same issue. Angora Rabbits History: Speculation Romans? Some people claim that the angora rabbit was developed by the Romans in 100…
I’m so excited to welcome a show quality breeding pair of giant angora rabbits to my rabbitry! My hope is that they will help me grow a rabbitry full of rabbits that produce tons of lovely fiber, and are also amazing on the show table. Check out my video for all the details! Read more…
Angora rabbits are unique to other rabbit breeds because of their long, soft coats. Because of this, they need special food, housing, care, and supplies. Here are my best tips and supplies for raising angora rabbits. Disclaimer: Many of the links in this post are affiliate links. As an Amazon associate, if you make a…
Keeping Angora Rabbits Cool: Ever wonder how to keep angora rabbits safe and cool in the summer heat without sacrificing their coats? My angora farm is in Louisiana, USA. It is hot and humid from May-October, with July and August being particularly unpleasant. During the hot summer months, it’s crucial to protect your Angora rabbits…
Great things come in small packages. Read on to discover my top reasons why angora rabbits are the perfect choice for a small farm and beginner homesteaders. Shortly after I learned how to spin yarn, I started looking into raising my own fiber animals. I’ve always loved animals and have wanted a farm for as…
A few days ago I asked my customers and followers for questions that I could answer for today’s video. Hope you enjoy this informal chat about life as a Louisiana Fiber Farmer: natural dye, fiber art, angora rabbits, homesteading, and Louisiana. Have a great week! If you need some fiber, visit my shop!