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Queenicess Rabbitry Village

Hello everyone, we are a Flemish giant breeder as well as dutch. Working on Blue Flemish Giants, as well as steel flemish.

soon I'll be bringing in a pair of continental giants. Hello everyone, we are a Flemish giant, Holland lop and chocolate Dutch rabbit breeder. Working on Chocolate Dutch, Blue Flemish Giants and clean lines of Holland Lops.

02/28/2026

Very soon I'll introduce everyone to a very special holland lop boy I was given as a rescue. On new years day. His name is Harvey and his a special needs. Sweetest rabbit ever. Picture for a teaser. Stay tuned for what's going on to the best of my knowledge.

01/25/2026

THIS IS NOT MY CONTENT. BUT HERES A FUNNY STORY OF JUST HOW MUCH TROUBLE RABBITS CAN CAUSE
As I’m preparing for Snowpocalypse in the South (2026 Edition) by cleaning up and generally making sure my household is in order before the chaos ensues, I hear a loud ruckus emanating from my bedroom followed by a THUD.

“Oh, great!” I think to myself because it’s currently also bunny free roam time. I guess it’s my fault for thinking that bunny free roam time can be peaceful this evening with all the crap I still have on my never-ending to do list before all hell breaks loose in t-minus 22 hours. So, I go to investigate the noise.

We have two potential culprits for WHO DUNNIT. Suspect A: my male mini lop, Motley, who generally makes it his entire life’s mission to wreak havoc and bring destruction upon HIS Kingdom of which he is the Supreme Ruler. Suspect B: my female lionhead, MoMo, aka Fuzzy Princess Who’s Never Done Anything Wrong (but only has two brain cells to rub together, so good thing she’s cute). My best bet is on Suspect A.

Upon entering the scene of the crime/murder/idk at this point, Suspect A takes off like a bat out of hell back into their bedroom. Ok cool—that usually means he did something wrong. But what? And more importantly where’s his bunwife, Suspect B??

I can’t find Suspect B. I begin to panic. Did Suspect A unalive his bunwife for the insurance money, and upon my arrival fled for his life?? Or is she hiding? I hear a slight shuffling under my bed. Ok good—she’s just hiding. I peer under the bed to ensure she’s ok. She’s not. Why? Because she’s literally stuck inside a clothes hanger??¿¿

Thankfully, her being the Best Girl Ever ™, she lets me gently pluck her out from under the bed without any fuss. After gently extracting her from her homemade stockade, I began to ponder how this could have happened. My closet door wasn’t open. I don’t generally keep clothes hangers lying about on the floor. So where did she find it?

After contemplating the most likely scenarios, I have come to the conclusion that Suspect A didn’t want to share his Snowstorm Snackies with Suspect B, and doing what any “good and faithful” husbun would do, he tried to eliminate the competition. His bunwife. Whom he has been completely devoted to for two years now. Or so I thought.

He (and subsequently I) are both just lucky that his tubby butt is too big to even think about fitting through a hanger. Because here’s the difference between him and his bunwife: she might not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but she is the sweetest (and most beautiful). And if the roles were reversed, I’d be chasing a bunny around my house until the snowstorm hits tomorrow.

Thank God it was the dumb one.

(All jokes aside—both buns are safe, and I know to never ever leave a clothes hanger in the floor again. I hope everyone in the path of the storm stays safe and warm!)

11/19/2025

NOT MY CONTENT BUT SHOULD BE AS IVE SAID THIS FOR YEARS.

Omg, finally. I've said this for years. Their just mini horses. If a rabbit can it so can a horse and vice-versa. They're identical in eating habits even in health and sickness. People laugh at my when I say this. It's not an option it's a fact.
Rabbits and Horses: Digestive
Twins in Different Sizes.

Despite their size difference, rabbits and horses share the most similar digestive systems and dental structure among domestic herbivores.

Both rabbits and horses are monogastric herbivores with a simple stomach for initial digestion. A large cecum and colon where microbial fermentation breaks down fibrous plant material and they rely on symbiotic microbes to extract nutrients from cellulose.

Both are:
Hindgut fermenters
* They rely on microbial fermentation in the cecum and colon to break down fibrous plant material.
* Their digestion depends on long strand, indigestible fiber like hay to keep the gut moving and microbes balanced.

Continuously growing teeth.
* Both species have similar structured hypsodont teeth, meaning their teeth grow continuously and must be worn down through chewing.
* Hay provides the abrasive texture and chewing duration needed to prevent dental overgrowth.

Hay = Fuel for Fermentation.
Hay provides long strand, indigestible fiber, which Keeps the gut moving and supports microbial health. This Prevents Gl stasis (rabbits) and colic (horses). Without hay, both species are at risk for:

* Microbial imbalance
* GI stasis or colic
* Dental overgrowth
* Behavioral frustration

Hay is a Digestive Foundation.
* Horses: Hay (or pasture) makes up the bulk of their diet. Grain is a supplement, not a staple.
* Rabbits: Hay should be 70-80% of their diet. Pellets and greens are a supplement not a staple.

Same Biology, Same Rules!
We would never feed a horse only grain or vegetables it would cause colic, acidosis, and behavioral stress. Likewise, feeding a rabbit only greens or pellets ignores their biological need for fiber and chewing. A diet void of hay goes against their biology.

09/22/2025

Hello world. Been busy for a while and haven't been posting.
I'd like to introduce you all to my newest bunny. She's a lion lop and cute as a button. Her name was angel but I've changed it to clover. Welcome my new baby. She's sweet as she can be. She's been bred to my holland lop Finn and Zz Top.
I like to breed to two different bucks and the does do take from both bucks. There's 16 hour time period to do this for it to work.

08/22/2025

🐇 Activated Charcoal for GI
Stasis in Rabbits??

We recently traced three cases of stasis back to a bag of feed, despite it being a trusted brand and stored properly. The onset was sudden, and the symptoms were consistent across rabbits. We pulled the bag immediately and began supportive care, fluids/electrolytes, critical care, gut motility medications and administration of activated charcoal to help bind potential toxins or irritants. Everything has to be administered at appropriate intervals when working with charcoal otherwise your meds and fluids won’t be absorbed by your bunny. It made a noticeable difference, and we're grateful we caught it quickly.

Gastrointestinal (Gl) stasis in rabbits isn't just a slowdown it's a dangerous cascade of things we can’t see. When gut motility stalls, food and bacteria linger too long in the digestive tract, leading to:
* Fermentation of undigested material
* Gas buildup and bloating
* Release of endotoxins from bacterial buildup
* Systemic toxemia, which can worsen dehydration, pain, and cause organ stress or failure.

🧪 How Activated Charcoal Works
Activated charcoal is a highly porous substance that binds toxins, drugs, and bacterial byproducts. It's commonly used in veterinary medicine for:
* Enterohepatic toxins (those recirculated between liver and gut)
* Bacterial endotoxins
* Drug overdoses or poisonings
In stasis cases, charcoal may help reduce systemic toxin load, especially when paired with hydration, and motility support.

⚠️ Use With Caution: Key Considerations
Before reaching for charcoal for stasis, it's vital to rule out obstruction (foreign body, hair mat, or twisted gut).
Giving charcoal in a blocked rabbit can worsen the situation by:
* Masking symptoms
* Delaying surgical intervention
* Increasing constipation risk
Even in non obstructive stasis, excess charcoal can bind fluids and nutrients, leading to:
* Constipation
* Dehydration
* Reduced absorption of medications

✅ When Charcoal Might Help
* Mild to moderate stasis with no signs of obstruction
* Suspected toxin exposure (moldy hay, bad feed)
* Cases with high bacterial load or foul smelling stool or mucus in stool.
* As part of a multi modal protocol (fluids, motility drugs, critical care)

08/10/2025

My beautiful princess Diana and not so little bumble bee. Bumble is 3 months old and still nurses. 2 to 3 times a day. Momma allows it. I'm not taking her away from Diana as their gonna stay Bonded

07/29/2025

Mr. Zz top is starting to warm up to me.

07/25/2025

Everyone meet ZZ Top
White lionhead looks to have a touch of chocolate sable. Better pictures to cone. This is previous owners picture.
Amanda Gayle Harvey

07/03/2025

This is a pretty ambitious goal, but I think together we can achieve it!
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06/18/2025

Bumble Bee showing this leaf she's boss

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
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Hello everyone, we are a mini rex, dwarf hotots and dutch rabbit breeder.This is how we got started;

Let me tell you a little bit about myself. I have raised rabbits most of my life. They were mostly for meat and at this time I knew nothing really about rabbits. A few years back my husband said he wanted to raise meat rabbits and I said no way there will not be any rabbits on this farm. We went to southern states to get chicks never dreamed of rabbits they even told me that I would find a rabbit there and I said not even 10 minutes before we there that I would not have a rabbit. HAHAHHA that joke was on me. There was this little Harli rabbit that just stole my heart right away. I tried to ignore him/she I was dead set on NO RABBITS. Then next thing I know I find myself getting this rabbit out and carrying all around the store then asked how much it was and took it home. I was in love. After a day or two I told my husband I was going to find him a girl friend and found My Laura whom is a full stock broken chocolate otter mini rex. She is my baby and nothing could ever get me to sell her. Ok now I started reading every thing I could on rabbits I pretty much went to school lol I let them two breed got a beautiful litter but knew I could not keep em so I sold the babies. I got three of them back and now Have one of Laura's daughters (from her very first litter) that will never go any where ever again. I went through many different rabbits due to the fact I did not know much about the breeds and was tricked. So I knew what I wanted and went for it. I had not clue what was in store for me. I could not s*x them did not know their colors and so on. Now I can s*x them at 2 weeks old some times sooner and know the colors very well. ‌I now have had over two hundred rabbits I have raised myself and bought and rescued. I raise top of the line rabbits for show and pets and 4H I also own some of the rarest rabbits as well which are Hotots. I love my rabbits so much and work my butt off on them and never have I had any kits to die on me no health problems in my rabbits and so on. I can not afford to take any one to the vets for one there are none around here that sees rabbits and the other is they are so costly so I have learned about herbs that treats all kind of illnesses and helps to prevent them as well. All of the wealth of knowledge I have about rabbits started from a little Harli buck Named Clippy who stole my heart away and a little mini rex doe Named Laura. They take allot of work and effort they take allot of money too. No matter the issue you have I can help and if I can't I will research it and find it