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Tiff and Tom's Rabbitry 
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 Rabbits are intelligent creatures capable of strong bonds with their humans.  This is one reason why rabbits qualify to be registered as Emotional Support Animals and are used in the treatment of issues like depression, anxiety, phobias, and other emotional or psychological conditions.

A quick search online will provide you with articles and testimonies of how rabbits have helped people with issues such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma therapy, and even phobias. Their nature is gentle and when they feel safe and respected they are consistent and loyal companions. 

This is why it's important to research how to bond with a rabbit. As intelligent prey animals they require a unique approach, but once you learn how to meet them where they're at and earn their trust you will have a dear friend for life!
 Rabbits bonded to their families become more than pets - they become family! 

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If you're considering bringing a rabbit into your family we hope you'll check out our Learning Resources to watch  some of our favorite educational videos with information on bunny intelligence, behavior, training, and needs- as well as information on how to bond with your bunny and the unique ways they "play". 


Did you know that domestic rabbits can jump up to 3ft. and can run up to 35 mph? They can also be trained to answer to their name, come when called, do tricks, run agility courses, respond to commands, and use the litter box when given enough space to live. As naturally curious creatures they thrive with proper mental stimulation and interaction with others. Educating yourself about their specific needs is an important part of deciding whether or not you should pursue adoption. 

How do I Prepare for a Rabbit?
 Important Things to Know ​Before Bringing Your Bunny Home

First, We Recommend You Research Housing Your Bunny.

Visit our Learning Resources page to find videos about:
  • Appropriate Housing & Habitats
  • Exercise Needs of Rabbits 
  • Necessary Supplies (Food/Water, enrichment, Hidey, etc)

Rabbits aren't large animals. Many people are able to provide for them while living in small city apartments or rented rooms. While they're young and new to your home they'll need to be more contained, but there are ways to do so while offering them appropriate space. 

Next We Recommend You Research Health Needs/Concerns.


While learning about how to house a rabbit is an important part of researching rabbit care, there's more to consider and understand before committing to adoption.

You'll want to research:
  • Rabbit Life Span (It's a longterm commitment)
  • Proper Diet and Dangerous Foods
  • Teeth Care and Symptoms of Dental Issues
  • GI Stasis Prevention and Treatment
  • Grooming Dos and Don'ts
  • How to Pick up/Hold/Transport a Rabbit
  • Bunny Proofing 
  • Where to Find a Local Exotic Vet/ Emergency Hospital
  • ​The Value of Spaying/Neutering Rabbits
  • How Fear Impacts Rabbit Health (It's a life and death matter)

All of our bunnies are sent to your home with printed information about many of these topics. However, it's important to remember that ​we never come to the end of learning so staying on top of current information is an important part of caring for your rabbits over the many years of their life. ​
Next Steps:

If you have any questions that our website doesn't address please call or text us at the number listed below. It's  important to us that you understand what you're committing to; please don't hesitate to reach out.
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  1. If after researching all that goes into owning a rabbit you decide that you want to proceed with adoption, the next thing we recommend is that you view our available rabbits: (Available Babies, Available Young Rabbits, In the Nest)
  2. Next be sure to carefully read our Sales Policy & Guarantee. 
  3. If you agree with our terms of sale, please fill out our Application for Adoption. If you're interested in a specific litter or bunny that you saw while searching our available rabbits be sure to let us know on the application. 
  4. Once we receive your application we'll email you our response within 24 hours (usually within the hour). If you still want to proceed you'll need to reserve the bunny by submitting a down payment as per our sales policy. Bunnies will not be held without a downpayment even if you've submitted an adoption application. 
  5. If you decide to wait for a rabbit you found "In the Nest", you are welcome to sign up for ur our Pick of the Litter Club. Bunnies "In the Nest" are not yet available for reserving. 
Call or Text: (951) 444-0194
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(If you're using a cell phone be sure to click the drop down menu to find our available rabbits, sales policy, adoption application, and other information.)  
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