Bettacreek
Almost Self-Reliant
Yup, but it can be a big investment, especially if something doesn't work out (like in my case ). But, if you can get the cages and starter stuff free or dirt cheap, you're pretty well set.miss_thenorth said:Supplies for rabbits are a basically one time cost. I got my cages used (=cheap), with the feed containers already attached. I had to buy water bottles and crocks for the water in the winter. Plus I had to buy ivermectin for the occasional worming (which I use on my other ritters too) .
I bought the pellets as cheap as I could. I came across a sale and bought several 50lb bags for $9.99 each. I was more worried about the added vitamins and minerals than the "fillers" in the feed, since they were getting good hay and forage.