MN Bunny B&B

07/05/2026

Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸🎉🌟

04/05/2026

had a packed house this week! Here’s another happy Easter from little cute bunny Cafe! We had such a wonderful time this season. Thank you, our beloved guests, for trusting us with your bunnies while you’re away!

04/05/2026

We had such a fun-filled spring break at ! We kept everyone entertained with all the toys, especially during the Easter egg hunts where they could find yummy treats. Happy Easter from our little sweet and calm Benny!

01/23/2026

Although Bunnies don't enjoy being picked up, there are situations such as vet visits, dental checks, nail trimming or scent gland cleaning... that require handling. We would love learning the proper way to hold our babies.

How to Hold a Bunny 🐰

01/04/2026

Benny spent the holiday with us, and it was wonderful. He's such a sweet boy and adores being petted. Here's to a Happy New Year for everyone!

12/08/2025

I appreciate how Mr. Bean & Friends describe cecotropes in a delightfully cute and informative manner.

🐰✨ What Are Rabbit Cecotropes?
And Why You Shouldn’t Be Freaked Out ✨

Cecotropes (also called “cecal pellets”) are NOT regular p**p. They’re soft, shiny clusters your rabbit produces once or twice a day—usually at night—and they’re packed with:
• Healthy bacteria
• Essential vitamins (like B vitamins)
• Protein
• Fiber

Think of them as your rabbit’s natural probiotic superfood. And yes… rabbits are supposed to eat them directly. It’s a normal, healthy part of their digestive cycle.

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🐇 Why Cecotropes Matter:
✔ Support gut health
✔ Strengthen the immune system
✔ Help your rabbit absorb nutrients they can’t get from food alone
✔ Keep digestion moving the way nature intended

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🐾 When to Be Concerned:
If you find uneaten cecotropes around the house, something might be off:
• Too many pellets or treats
• Not enough hay
• Obesity or difficulty reaching
• GI imbalance
• Dental issues
• Stress
If it happens frequently, a vet check is a good idea.

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🌿 How to Keep Cecotropes Healthy:
• Unlimited hay (timothy, orchard, or a mix)
• Limited pellets
• Treats in moderation
• A quiet, stress-free environment
• Routine vet care

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✨Cecotropes aren’t “gross”—they’re essential.
Let your bunny enjoy their natural health boost, and keep an eye out for changes. A healthy gut = a healthy bun.✨


Like, comment & share to help more bunny parents learn the good p**p facts!

11/01/2025

Happy Halloween 2025 🎃 👻💀🍭🍬🍫

09/05/2025

Hey bunny parents and future bunny parents!
I just want to share some yummy tips for keeping our bunnies feeling their best. Think of it like their very own food pyramid:

💚 Hay, Hay, and More Hay! This is HUGE, friends! Like, 80-85% of their diet! Keep that timothy or other grass hay flowing freely. It's like their magic potion for good digestion and strong teeth (which grow non-stop!). 🌿

🥗 Fresh Veggies Galore! About 10% of their diet should be a colorful mix of fresh, leafy greens. Think yummy varieties like romaine, parsley, and kale. It's like a mini salad bar just for them! Just remember to introduce new ones slowly.

🤏 A Little Bit of Pellets: A small handful of high-fiber, timothy-based pellets (around 5%) is all they need. Skip the fancy "gourmet" mixes – simple is best!

🍎 Tiny Treats! We all love to spoil our pets, but for bunnies, treats like fruit or carrots should be super tiny and given sparingly (less than 5%). Think of them as a special "once in a while" surprise! Definitely skip the sugary human stuff.

And don't forget the fresh water – always available!
Knowing what to feed them is such a big part of showing them love. What are your bunny's favorite healthy snacks? Share your tips below! 👇


https://rabbit.org/care/food-diet/