Food

Pellets & Hay

Bunny pellets should be all green - no seeds, puffs, corn, etc. Limit pellets to 1/4 cup per 5lbs of bunny per day.

Unlimited fresh grass hay should always be available for bunny to eat. Good choices are timothy, orchard, brome, oat, or bermuda. Do not feed alfalfa hay to bunny.

Oxbow pellets and & hay available at:

• Lake Howell Animal Clinic
  856 Lake Howell Road, Maitland
  407-628-8000
   
• Orlando Pet Pantry
  Free home delivery over $25.
  Mention ORCA RESCUE when placing your first order and they will make a $10 donation to ORCA
  (407) 331-7387
   
• Louise’s Pet Connection
  3005 W Lake Mary Blvd, Lake Mary
  407-688-1026
   
• Only4Pets
  Located in Orlando. Will deliver next
  day for a small fee.
   
• Winter Park Veterinary Hospital
  1601 Lee Road, Winter Park
  (407) 644-2676
   
• Oxbow Hay Company

Compounding Pharmacies

Compounding pharmacies can add bunny-favorite flavorings to medications to make them easier to administer. An example is banana-flavored Baytril. Your veterinarian must call in any prescriptions.

Taylor’s Pharmacy (Winter Park)
306 Park Ave S, Winter Park, FL 32789-4318
407-644-1025
FREE Delivery (will ship overnight)

Supplies

Litter

SAFE litters for bunny

• Feline Pine (grocery stores)
• Carefresh (pet stores)
• Pine Pellets (often called horse stall pellets - 40 lb bags very reasonably priced)
• Yesterday’s News (pet stores)

UNSAFE litters for bunny

• Pine and cedar shavings - these products are known to cause respiratory problems.
• Do not use any cat litter other than Feline Pine.
• Clumping litters are dangerous for bunnies.

Books

We recommend the following books as being excellent for house rabbit care and health information.

• House Rabbit Handbook
• Rabbit Health in the 21st Century
  A Guide for Bunny Parents
• The Relaxed Rabbit - Massage for your pet bunny

Toys

• Busy Bunny
• For Other Living Things
• Grey Feather Toys
• Cats and Rabbits and More