Rabbitry Quiz- Test Your Rabbit Skills

[@heatherswea9749]

It's been a little odd, not hearing you speak on the last two videos. (To us, the viewers.) Good content. Great refresher on some info, and learned a few new things as well. Thanks Bobby!

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

lol I’ve been battling a cold and I sounded like a demon the last week. Finally had energy to upload a podcast. Working on some video content to launch this week. Thank you for staying tuned. I’ll see you soon.😁

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

Question #5 What are the basic supplies needed for setting up a Rabbitry? Answer- caged hutches, nesting/Bedding material. J-Feeders, and waterers, nesting boxes & a notebook

[@The-Shadowcat]

How about bunnies?

[@davewhiteaker413]

I always install the floor of the cage with the 1/2 in. side up. Does it not matter?

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

It’s recommend and considered best practice when building. It doesn’t matter much with older rabbits but the little ones definitely see some benefit to it

[@wilsonrichard7993]

Thanks Bobby

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

you’re very welcome!

[@Live_n_LearnHobbystead]

It looks like question 30 and 34 are identical. Not sure if that was intentional or not but thought I would let you know if it wasn't

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

thanks for sharing and watching that much! I appreciate the feed back- video has been edited.

[@Live_n_LearnHobbystead]

@@TheRabbitryCenter of coarse! No problem. I would want the same for my videos 😁. Not to be nit picky but also the last question is missing the Q.

[@benderbender1233]

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[@karlfowler3742]

Pellets are the main food for a Rabbits Diet. They are a Complete Nutrition Diet. Hay does not meet those needs. the answer to number 6 is Pellets not Hay.

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

Thanks carl. There’s many ways to feed your rabbits and if you want to just feed pellet go for it. We all do things a little different and that’s ok. The reason your raising rabbits can greatly influence how or what you feed and even when you wean rabbits. Allow me to explain, As you may be aware, not all pellet is created equal and depending on the protein percentages, they’re designed for either older rabbits, or younger rabbits, But regardless if you’re raising pets, breeding stock, meat rabbits, our furry friends are built for a high fiber diet which pellet in most cases doesn’t equate to even 17% and question #6 is, what is the main component of a rabbits diet. A majority of pellet is built from Alfalfa hay. 70% of a rabbits diet is Hay due to their specific fiber needs. But at the end of the day rabbit Pellet due to its fiber inadequacies should only account for a small portion of their diet and their fiber % should be supplemented by feeding Hay daily which will assure a healthy digestion as well as healthy teeth. Thanks for watching and taking the time to share.

[@79PoisonBreaker]

I need to disagree on bedding, although very costly, hemp bedding i found to be superior for rabbits.

[@TheRabbitryCenter]

thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinion.