Baby Rabbit Food

Young and growing rabbits require a special Baby Rabbit Food that is high in fat and fiber but low in starch.

Pet Rabbit Food

Using the right Pet Rabbit Food for the right age, or stage of life, in important to help your pet rabbits be healthy.

Rabbit Breeds

There are many different Rabbit Breeds that have been created. Check out the most popular and also learn how to create new ones.

Rabbit Nutrition

Rabbit Nutrition is important at every stage of life. Follow the link to learn about cutting edge research on rabbit nutrition.

Rabbit Care

Rabbit Care. Follow the link to learn more about the most current and scientifically proven research on rabbit care.

Rabbit Nutrition

To learn about the best rabbit nutrition program available follow the link.  It is all backed by published research and guaranteed to provide the best information and products on the market.

Breeding Rabbits

Breeding Rabbits is a challenge for many people until they learn a few basic and simple things that they can do. These principles are taught in a 10 part free e-mail mini course backed by published research. Follow the link to learn more.

Raising Rabbits

Raising rabbits is a challenge for most people until they learn some basic things that scientific research has recently revealed.  If you have taken my free e-mail mini course on breeding and raising rabbits and have any further questions feel free to ask me here.

Dutch Rabbit

The Dutch rabbit has a distinctive coloring pattern that you see in other animals as well.  It has a white triangle pointing upward from the nose to in-between the eyes.  The front half is also white while the rest of the head and the body is a solid color (except the back feet are 1/3 white starting at the toes).  The color varies from jet black, to brown, tan, chocolate, and other colors.  Follow the link to see pictures and learn more.

Netherland Dwarf Rabbits

Netherland Dwarf Rabbits are true dwarf and the smallest of all rabbits.  They have a distinctive nose and short pointy ears.  Follow the link to see pictures and learn the specifics about breeding them.

Holland Lop Rabbits

Holland lop rabbits are a cross between an french lop and a netherland dwarf.  They are the cutest of all mini lops because they are short, thick, stocky and have the wide droopy ears that make you melt.  Follow the link to see pictures and learn more...

Lionhead Rabbits

The gene responsible for the lionhead rabbits mane is dominant.  This means that you can cross them with another rabbit and they'll end up with some sort of a mane too.  Follow the link to learn more about breeding lionhead rabbits and to see cute pictures.

Types of Rabbits

There are many types of rabbits because of the practically limitless gene combinations.  In fact if you want to learn how to create new breeds of rabbits follow the link to learn more.

Flop Eared Rabbit

Flop eared rabbits come in all shapes, sizes, and colors.  The flop eared trait is actually caused by a recessive gene.  To see cute pictures of flop eared rabbits and to learn how to breed them follow the link.

French Lop Rabbits

French Lop rabbits are great pets. They can easily weigh over 10 pounds at maturity.  Further more they have a distinctive body type that makes them adorable, especially when they are babies.  Follow the link to see pictures and learn more!

New Zealand Rabbits

New Zealand Rabbits are the most popular for raising meat in the back yard.  They are great mothers and produce big litters that grow fast.  However there are two types of New Zealand rabbits on the market today.  Follow the link to learn more...

Mini lop rabbits

Mini lop rabbits are one of my favorite pet rabbits.  They can come in many different body types and in just about any color.  Follow the link to see super cute pictures of mini lop rabbits.

Flemish Giant Rabbits

Flemish Giant Rabbits are one of the largest breeds of rabbits.  They often weigh around 22 pounds but reports of them reaching almost 30 pounds are not too uncommon. Follow the link to see pictures and read more about the breed.

Dwarf Rabbits

Dwarf Rabbits actually carry a single copy of a recessive gene. Just about any rabbit can be bred to carry this gene and be a true dwarf rabbit.  Follow the link to learn more about how to breed dwarf rabbits.

Dutch Rabbit

The Dutch Rabbit is an older breed that has a distinctive color pattern that makes it popular.  Follow the link to see the cute bunny rabbit pictures.

Rex Rabbits

Rex Rabbits have an extra soft velvety fur caused by a special gene combination.  Did you know that you can breed any rabbits to have this type of fur?  Follow the link to learn more about the simple genetics behind this unique fur type and how to breed new rabbits to have it!

Angora Rabbits

Angora rabbits are an old breed that is raised for fur production.  There are different breeds that are specialized according to they qualities of their fur that is spun into fabric and yarn.  follow the link to learn more.

Californian Rabbits

Californian Rabbits are popular for meat production because they are thick and stocky.  However they are considered more of a "sire" breed because the bucks are often used to cross with other "dam" breeds (suck as the New Zealand) to make a great hybrid.

Rabbit Breeds

Did you know that there are currently about 50 different rabbit breeds recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association?  Follow the link to learn more about the more popular rabbit breeds (complete with pictures).

Chinchilla Rabbit

Chinchilla rabbits have a beautiful fur color that is found in many rabbit breeds.  However, real Chinchilla rabbits average over 10 pounds! They also have good sized litters averaging between 7 and 10 babies. Check out the pictures :)

Mini rex rabbits

Check out all the cute pictures of mini rex rabbits and learn how to raise or breed them!

Rabbit Food: Questions and Answers About Rabbit Nutrition

Here at Natural Rabbit Food blogspot you can post questions about rabbit health and nutrition or about breeding and raising rabbits.  I will answer these questions about rabbits in simple and easy to understand ways.  Additionally the answers will backed by published research.  Feel free to look at my website http://www.naturalrabbitfood.com/ and sign up for the free e-mail mini course on breeding and raising rabbits.