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Bunny Berries
Rabbit manure is an excellent, natural fertilizer for your
lawn, garden, or compost pile.
The manure rabbits produce is loaded with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as minerals like boron, zinc, manganese, sulfur, copper, cobalt, and calcium.
Bunny berries are a cold fertilizer that you can apply to the soil right out of the bag without fear of burning your plants. There is no composting required and it is immediately safe for plants, gardens, and worms.
Rabbit droppings can be safely mulched directly into your soil at time of planting or spread overtop your garden soil. You can also make a rabbit poop tea, which will provide immediate nutrition to your soil. Your plants will eat it up!
All poop is sun dried to increase shelf life. They're hand-sifted to reduce hay, bedding, food pellets, and other debris in the poop.
We are living the best life and are treated like royalty unlike some of the other bunnies being mistreated by being caged while standing on wires so their poops can be easily collected. Not us! We are indoor brothers who have free range.
Healthy, happy bunnies equal healthy bunny berry fertilizer. We are only fed fresh greens, fruit and herbs, in addition, to the best from Small Pet Select.
How is rabbit poop so nutritious?
How is rabbit poop so nutritious?
Our rabbit’s diet is so clean that their manure are packed filled with nutrients! Polar and Nordy’s diet consists mainly of dried hay, vegetable, and pellet. The percentage is about 85% dried hay, 10% leafy greens, and 5% high-quality rabbit food pellets. This diet makes our rabbit poop naturally be rich in nutrients. Some of the many nutrients inside a rabbit poop include nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Other minerals such as zinc, manganese, and calcium can also be found in rabbit poop. We feed our bunnies well so they will make super fertilizers for your crops. We only purchase the best for our buns. They eat premium hay, herbal blends, and pellets from Small Pet Select.
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