
Silver Ridge Rabbitry is excited for the next year.
Silver Ridge Rabbitry now offers varieties of cages for transport, stacking and housing, as well as related supplies.
Silver Ridge Rabbitry is dedicated to breeding healthy, quick gaining rabbits using purebred New Zealand White rabbits. These rabbits are bred to have healthy litters with a large survival, quick to grow to size and show superb conformation.
We treat our New Zealand Rabbits like pets and we give them the best life possible. We feed quality grain and Timothy hay, our New Zealand White rabbits especially love the Timothy hay.
Any pure NZW rabbit that you see on the website for sale will not be shipped. We live in Vermont, and you can make an appointment to pick up the rabbits here.
Vist our sale page or our blog to comment on rabbit and bunny issues and how you grow or care for your rabbits.
Everybody has a choice of where their meat comes from, our choice is to raise our own in a healthy enviroment, any hatefull or derogitory posts about rabbit raising and meat will be taken down. Please feel free to help educate people in the care, breeding and habbits of bunnies.
Rabbit is a lean clean meat when you raise it yourself you know where your meat comes from. Homesteading is returning to popularity. New Zealand White Rabbits are one of the only farm animals that don't require a lot of space or land they can be raised in your basement or garage or a backyard shed, or as pet can be trained to go in a litterbox like a cat, and can be quite lovable, licking your face like a dog. Personality differs with every rabbit but the more they are handeled the more gentle they become.
Included below are the nutrition facts.

I have noticed that summer kits and winter kits are different in the way they grow and develop, below are some photos, the winter kit has a thicker coat, and noticeably shorter ears, and a shorter body. The summer kit (not really summer just raised in my basement at a constant 70 degrees.) has much longer ears and and a longer body. Please feel free to go to my blog to comment on why these rabbitsfrom the same genetics (the mothers were sisters) are different.
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