Located in Bath, Michigan (15 Minutes East of Lansing)on Center road(Appointments only)We have our backyard Rabbitry that we call "The Rabbitry Center." We raise purebred New Zealand's. We record our day to day operations and specialize in tutorial videos to help folks get started with their productions.  We offer an online Mini course for beginners and also a Full Rabbitry Business Course with hours of helpful content for when you're ready to take your Rabbitry to the next level and start profiting. We breed four bucks and rotate four doe's providing unrelated and different color rabbits for our customers. It doesn't take long to make more rabbits but we try to stay small so we can still give every rabbit personal attention and have time to produce video content for our YouTube Channel. 

Our Rabbitry

We pride ourselves on having healthy rabbits and supplying high quality breeding stock for our area.  We feed nutritious pellet and hay everyday with fresh bowls of water every 12 hours. Our rabbits are handled often and inspected regularly and never get weaned too early to ensure a healthy immune system. We raise our rabbits outdoors to acclimate them to Michigan's hot summers and cold winters. 

On our property we raise rabbits and honeybees(Tap Here for Bee info).  We use raised beds, food plots, trees & hedges to grow feed for our rabbits & bees.  Feed course coming soon(Tap here to get notified when it's available).

All rabbit purchases include a Pedigree(No Extra charge)/Small Bag of feed(2 cup of pellets the rabbits are currently eating). 

Appointments Only (Not Open to The Public) Click Reservations

 If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.  

About New Zealand's

 First off, their American.  Even though their called New Zealand this is an American breed which was started in California with some Belgian hares and Flemish giants imported from New Zealand.

Originally developed to meet the demands of the meat and fur trade in the early part of the 20th Century following the Great Depression.

The New Zealand is generally a hardy breed, They live for 7-10 years and weigh about 10-12 lbs. The Bucks are smaller than the Does and mature females have a big flap of fur below the chin which is called a dewlap, this is a flap that stores fat to be used as extra energy if needed during pregnancies and lactation.

The New Zealand is a very productive farm breed but also a calm rabbit and makes a terrific companion.  They're big, but remarkably docile and quite easy to handle.  New Zealand rabbits are very clever and can be trained to carry out simple tasks like coming when called and using a litter box and they'll quickly make friends with cats and dogs in the family.

New Zealand's come in all colors red, white, black, blue and broken.  Fur can have highlighted or peppered colors from mixing different colored rabbits which can result in "steel" color New Zealand's, which are not a recognized color by the American Rabbit Breeders Association.

Are you ready to start breeding or farming rabbits?  Maybe you're just looking for a great pet. Either way, you can't go wrong with New Zealand's they're an all around good choice and constant supplier of fertilizer 🙂 

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