Are you tired of rising feed costs? Want to grow more of your rabbits' food naturally? Looking for an Australian-specific guide that actually tells you what rabbits can eat in your climate?
This practical handbook helps Australian rabbit owners reduce feed expenses, improve rabbit health, and build a more self-sufficient feeding system using plants, weeds, garden crops, tree fodder, and seasonal forage that can be grown or gathered throughout Australia.
Whether you're raising rabbits for pets, breeding stock, show rabbits, or meat production, you'll discover how to safely supplement commercial pellets with nutritious home-grown feed while avoiding common feeding mistakes.
Inside you'll learn:
¿ Over 50 safe plants, weeds, herbs, vegetables, grasses, and fodder crops rabbits can eat
¿ Which common Australian weeds are valuable rabbit feed and which should be avoided
¿ Seasonal feeding strategies for spring, summer, autumn, and winter
¿ How to establish a year-round rabbit forage garden
¿ Tree and shrub fodder options for drought resilience
¿ Safe introduction of new feeds and preventing digestive upsets
¿ Hay, pellets, forage, and fresh feed balancing guidelines
¿ Feed-saving techniques to reduce ongoing costs
¿ How to dry, store, and preserve seasonal feed surpluses for winter
¿ Common toxic plants and feeding dangers every rabbit owner should know
¿ Feeding plans for growing rabbits, breeding does, bucks, and maintenance animals
¿ Australian climate considerations and practical backyard growing advice
Whether you keep two pet rabbits or manage a larger rabbitry, this guide provides practical, Australian-focused information to help you feed healthier rabbits while reducing dependence on expensive commercial feed.
Start building a more sustainable rabbit feeding system today.
Perfect for:
. Pet rabbit owners
. Backyard breeders
. Smallholders and homesteaders
. Self-sufficiency enthusiasts
. Sustainable agriculture practitioners
. Meat rabbit producers
. Hobby farmers throughout Australia
Learn how to turn your backyard, garden, and forage resources into a valuable source of rabbit nutrition and lower your feed bill at the same time.
