ButtercupBunnies

Welcome to the home of Buttercup Bunnies and Cavies

Buttercup Meadow Rabbitry have Gorgeous baby Bunnies and Cavies coming soon.

These Meadow Bunnies are all Purebred Mini Cashmere Lops, However our Cavies come in all sorts of breeds including Short haired, Abyssinian, Long haired, PeruvianX, crested, and Sheba or Sheba Mini Yaks.

Hi, My name is Amina and welcome to Buttercup Rabbitry.

Here at Buttercup Meadow Rabbitry we strive to breed only the best Mini Cashmere lops and Guinea Pig Fowl. We are a small but select Rabbitry as we only breed Mini Cashmere lops and a range of Cavies from quality parents.

We are located in Sydney NSW and breed for Companion shows and pets. Your Buttercup Bunny or Cavy will come with a Pet Care Pack including Their Birth Certificate, Care Sheet, Parents birth certificate if requested, Transitional food, Chaff, and Hay, Buttercup Accessories including pet calendars, collars, etc. Your Buttercups will also come treated for worms, fleas, and ticks, healthchecked, bathed, nail clipped and fur clipped if requested for those hot days.

Welcoming a Rabbit into your Home:

Rabbits are intelligent social animals that require caring, attentive and affectionate keepers. Their average life span, depending on size and breed, is generally between 7 to 12 years. They are exceptionally clean animals that can easily be house trained and nurtured to become affectionate companions.

An average shorthair rabbit does not require a lot of grooming, just some brushing with a soft brush during heavy shedding periods. Longhaired breeds should be brushed regularly with a soft brush. Rabbits do not require bathes as they are meticulous groomers. Dirty patches that they cannot reach or clean themselves can be spot cleaned with mild soapy water and a soft towel.

Your rabbit’s nails need to be trimmed about every six weeks

or as recommended. before trimming their nails feel free to consult a professional for instructions, Our Buttercup rabbits will leave our rabbitry with ready clipped nails and a tutorial for any first time parents:)

Care must be taken to avoid cutting the blood vessel in the centre of the nail called the quick. In good light this vessel is clearly visible — if the nail is not black. Have styptic powder or a product such as “Quick Stop” nearby to stop thebleeding just in case the quick is cut.

When you adopt your Buttercup Bunny or Cavy you must understand that you have got a responsibility. Please read the Bunny/Cavy care sheet in this website so that you understand the responsibilities and duties to bringing up your baby buttercups.

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Qualifications

We are qualified to care for and train any type of pet, and have excellent training. We are experienced with dogs, cats, birds, horses, alpacas, sheep, rodents (rabbits and cavy are a specialty), reptiles, amphibians, and fish.

~ Amina Sukkarieh , Sydney, NSW