NUTRINOMS

NUTRINOMS This page is in memory of my beautiful NUTRINOMS bunnies, Baby Boy & Tiny 🥰🌈❤️

NUTRINOMS are healthy, delectable small pet treats that use simple, natural ingredients while avoiding sugars, or molasses, oils, yeasts, salt and many other additives/preservatives foreign to small animals. Our first ingredient is second cutting timothy hay, the most important element in most small animal diets, augmented with greens, organic ground in-house grains, fruit, and herbs. The NUTRINOM

S are baked at a low temperature to preserve nutrient values while reducing the moisture content to promote treat longevity. The result is a perfectly sized, incredibly crunchy and delicious treat that herbivores will love. NUTRINOMS was founded in 2015 to support pet rabbit rescue and we continue to donate a substantial portion of the proceeds to further our belief that all small animals deserve to be safe and loved.

Annual exam time!
03/31/2026

Annual exam time!

Where's dinner?
02/12/2026

Where's dinner?

Time to create 🥰
12/30/2025

Time to create 🥰

12/19/2025

Just a little judgement while I eat. 😄

11/08/2025

⚠️🚨 PLEASE READ🚨⚠️

There have been several locations on Vancouver Island where deceased bunnies have been found.

At this time, a couple of bodies are being tested for RHDV. Once we receive the results, we will share an update.

Deceased rabbits often appear externally normal but can have bloody discharge from the nostrils and/or mouth.

If your rabbits are not vaccinated for RHDV (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus), we are strongly urging you to get them vaccinated as soon as possible. Please, bring outdoor rabbits inside to help protect them. Rabbits need to be vaccinated at 10 weeks old and must be done annually to keep them safe.

Even though RHDV has not yet been confirmed, please act responsibly and take preventive measures now. Vaccination save lives.

What is RHDV (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus)?

RHDV is a highly contagious and deadly viral disease that affects both domestic and wild rabbits. It attacks the liver and internal organs, causing internal bleeding, and often results in sudden death sometimes with no warning signs.
Infected rabbits may die suddenly, often within 12 to 36 hours after the onset of fever.

The virus spreads easily through:

● Contact with infected rabbits (live or deceased)

● Contaminated surfaces, hay, food, or clothing

● Insects and predators that carry the virus on their fur or feet

Unfortunately, there is no cure, but the vaccine is highly effective in preventing infection.

Protect your rabbits, vaccinate, keep them indoors, and practice strict hygiene.

⚠️If you or someone you know finds one or more feral rabbit carcasses, plz report location to:

Wildlife Health Office
250 751-7246
Email
[email protected]

so testing can be arranged, if necessary.

Link to rabbit savvy vets on Vancouver Island

https://www.amysbunnybarn.org/resources

I can now grow the ingredients for the treats. Spinach banana basil is a house favorite. #
09/09/2025

I can now grow the ingredients for the treats. Spinach banana basil is a house favorite. #

Fresh herbs & rose petals for a salad topper 💙
08/18/2025

Fresh herbs & rose petals for a salad topper 💙

Grown with bunny p**p compost 🥰 The tulip is Voicemail from Lakeland Flowers. **p
04/11/2025

Grown with bunny p**p compost 🥰 The tulip is Voicemail from Lakeland Flowers.

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Spring in bloom and Joey discovering grass 🥰
04/04/2025

Spring in bloom and Joey discovering grass 🥰

A jar like this was dropped off at Capitol Hill Animal Hospital yesterday full of Romaine Strawberry Rose petal treats...
03/19/2025

A jar like this was dropped off at Capitol Hill Animal Hospital yesterday full of Romaine Strawberry Rose petal treats!

The Romaine Strawberry Rose Valentines Timothy treats 💜🐰My life with my babies, BB & Tiny has left me with so many creat...
02/16/2025

The Romaine Strawberry Rose Valentines Timothy treats 💜🐰

My life with my babies, BB & Tiny has left me with so many creations that were made from my heart for them.

I'm actually ready to create digestive treats for this herd!

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Abbotsford, BC
V2S–V2T, V3G, V4X

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Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

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