Handled from day three
Ten minutes of gentle handling a day, every day, until pickup. It's why our kits sit still for nail trims.
Thoughtfully raised companion rabbits
Where soft beginnings grow into lifelong friends.
Four litters a year, no more. Every kit is handled daily from day three, litter-started before it leaves, and sent home with the notes we've kept since week one.
- 7 yrs
- raising rabbits
- 140+
- kits placed
- 4/yr
- litters, on purpose
hero photo · rabbit portrait, full bleed
A rabbitry with heart
Raised like family,
ready for yours.
We started with two does in a spare room and a stack of library books. Seven years on we keep the rabbitry small on purpose — small enough to know every rabbit's personality by name, small enough to answer the phone when you call.
Our bunnies grow up underfoot: kitchen noise, kids, the vacuum. By the time they meet you, they've already decided people are good news.
Learn about our rabbitry →photo · doe with kits, week three
The Fluff & Frost way
Small details make
a big difference.
Fed like they'll live forever
Unlimited timothy, measured pellets, fresh water twice a day. Two weeks of the same food goes home with you.
We don't disappear
Text us at 11pm about a rabbit that won't eat. Genuinely — our families have our number for life.
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Could your next best friend be here?
Available
Juniper
lap sitternosy
Available
Cricket
boldgood with kids
Reserved
Marshmallow
Going home to the Reyes family, Aug 30
Nothing here yet?
Two litters due in September. The waitlist sees photos a week before anyone else.
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The first 72 hours at home
Most new-rabbit worry happens in the first three days. Here's what's normal, what isn't, and when to text us.
- Day 1Let them hide. One quiet room, no handling, hay and water within reach.
- Day 2Sit on the floor and read out loud. Let curiosity do the work.
- Day 3First lap sit. Check they're eating, drinking, and leaving normal droppings.
Before you ask
Questions we get weekly
How old are kits when they come home?
Kits go home at eight weeks, litter-started and fully weaned, once they've held their weight for a full week on their own.
What comes home with them?
Two weeks of their current pellets, a bag of the hay they were weaned on, their handling notes, a vet record, and a printed care guide. Bring a carrier and a towel.
Do you ship, or meet halfway?
We don't ship. We're happy to meet within about an hour of home for a confirmed adoption — just ask when you reach out.
Are they litter trained?
Started, not finished. Most kits are already using a corner litter box by pickup; consistency at home usually finishes the job within a couple of weeks.
What if it doesn't work out?
Reach out first — most hiccups are easy fixes. If it truly isn't a match, we'll always take one of our rabbits back rather than see them rehomed elsewhere.
Next step
Ready to make room for a little magic?
Tell us about your home and what you're hoping for. We write back within two days — usually the same evening. No deposit to apply.