Wispy Meadow Rabbitry

03/31/2026

CDL Maverick, a very special boy.

03/31/2026

Kerrtown Marshall, I love this grumpy guy. He has been an old soul ever since he came here at 8 weeks old, he turns 4 this year. No idea where the time went!

03/31/2026

We welcomed CDL Flight Risk to the family a couple weeks ago. A big thank you to Shiree Rabbitry for allowing me to own this gorgeous boy. He will hopefully sire a litter later this spring!

03/23/2026

Me and the rabbits are on hibernation mode until after Easter has passed. Messages will be answered afterwards. Thank you for understanding 🙂

02/15/2026

THIS!!! TRIM YOUR RABBITS NAILS PEOPLE!

🩷 Your Rabbit Is Not a Medieval Dragon. 🩷

Alright. I’ve been sitting on this for a minute.

I received a rabbit a little while back… and baby when I tell you her nails were DAGGERS, I mean I could’ve opened Amazon packages with those things.

That is not cute.
That is not “oops I forgot.”
That is not “they grow fast.”
That is neglect. Let’s call it what it is.
Rabbit nails do not magically stay short. They grow continuously. If you are not trimming them regularly, they will:
• Curl
• Shift the way the rabbit stands
• Get caught in cage wire or hutch flooring
• Rip out (yes, I said RIP OUT)

Especially for rabbits housed in cages or hutches, long nails are a recipe for disaster. One wrong snag and now we’re talking blood, pain, infection, vet bills, and a terrified rabbit.
And before anyone gets defensive...
Yes, I am fully aware some of you are not just pet owners.
You’re running full scale rabbitries.
Trimming that many rabbits in one day? Time consuming. Exhausting. I’ve done it. I know.
Which is exactly why I don’t wait and let it pile up.
Instead, I trim 3 rabbits every single week.
That’s it. Three.
I quite literally have a written rotating list so nobody gets skipped. It takes the overwhelm out of it and keeps everyone on schedule. No marathon clipping sessions. No “oh crap it’s been three months.” Just routine maintenance at this point.
If you run a rabbitry, systems are your best friend. Structure prevents neglect. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Now back to the part people don’t like:
“It’s hard.”
“They hate it.”
“I’m scared to hit the quick.”
Okay. And?
You chose to own the animal. Maintenance is part of the job description.
If you can’t trim them yourself, learn. Ask someone experienced. Watch tutorials. Have a mentor show you. Pay a groomer. Go to a vet. There are options.
But letting them grow into talons is not an option.
We are not running a medieval falconry program. We are caring for domestic rabbits.
This isn’t about perfection. It’s about baseline care.
Also tip y'all: if you do trim into the quick you can dip the nail in cornstarch to clot the bleeding.
Check them every couple weeks. Trim as needed. Make a rotation. Write it down. Set a reminder. Whatever works for YOU.

Your rabbits deserve to walk comfortably.
They deserve better than “I forgot.”

If this post makes you uncomfortable, good. Let it. Then go check your rabbits’ nails.

Clip clip, babes. 🫶

02/13/2026

💋❤️
Happy Valentines
Photo Credit: A. Coggins

Maverick absolutely loved having his pictures taken, cannot wait for the next event 🙂

02/10/2026

Just some housekeeping items 🙂

• Any rabbit that is available will be stated, If it is not stated that rabbit is not available. I love sharing photos of all my bunny’s, just because they are posted doesn’t mean they are for sale.

• For rabbits that are available, once sold it will ether be marked at the top of the post or the post will be deleted. I am not marketplace, so messaging asking if they are still Availible is not necessary.

• I am a Small Rabbitry, I am in no rush to sell any rabbit, it’s not about the money for me (and isnt for any reputable rabbitry person). So just because you message does not mean you are automatically getting a rabbit of mine, we need to chat before hand. I want to know about you and the knowledge/experience you have and what kind of potential home you can offer. Which is why it helps when you first message to give an introduction of yourself as an opening.

• EASTER! Easter is coming up, which means any available rabbit will be on hold at some point in march until after Easter.

That is all for now 🙂 I’m a picky person but I do it out of the love of my animals especially my precious rabbits.

Thank you 💕

02/08/2026

Maverick is such a fine gentleman, he has recently been trained to use the litter box and has only had a few outside messes. He is such a joy to own ❤️

02/08/2026

Mr Jack

02/08/2026

Colter🩵 He is so hard to take photos of, he’s more interested in sniffing around and figuring out who was there before him then sitting pretty and looking for photos.

02/08/2026

Pooh and Peanut 💕