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We are a small Rabbitry located in Northeastern Oklahoma. More specifically, Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
Pricing depends on the pairing and markings. Pet and companion bunnies start at $150, with show and Vienna-marked kits priced higher. I’ll go over exact pricing when we talk about a specific litter.
Local pickup is in the Sapulpa, Oklahoma area. If you’re farther away, let me know and I can share rabbit transport options and recommendations.
Yes, my breeding stock is pedigreed, and kits come with their pedigree as well.
The waitlist tells me what you’re hoping for so I can reach out when I have a bunny that matches. As litters develop, I contact people on the list and let you know what’s available.
I have a free care guide covering diet, housing, and health. Click here for the link. It’s the best starting point for a new owner.
Yes, a non-refundable deposit of 50% holds your spot once you reserve a specific kit. It goes toward the total price of your bunny.
Yes. Every bunny is examined before going home and leaves healthy, active, and eating well. I raise them in a clean environment and stay on top of their care from birth, so you’re getting a well-started rabbit.
I offer a 72-hour health guarantee covering congenital and genetic issues. If a licensed exotic vet finds a genetic health problem within 72 hours of your bunny going home, contact me with the vet’s documentation and we’ll make it right.
What I ask in return is that you keep your bunny on the same diet during the transition, get them seen by a rabbit-savvy vet if anything seems off, and reach out to me with any questions. Most health issues in new rabbits come from the stress of moving or a sudden diet change, so a calm, steady first couple of weeks makes all the difference.
