Dati na akong nag-alaga ng rabbit noong high school pa ako at “sustainable” naman. Nalilibre na ang pambili ko ng feeds at halos di na kami bumibili ng karne. 3X a week kung magkatay para sa pangkain namin.

Interesado pa rin ako sa biz na ito pero di ko alam kung profitable siya (meat and fur) sa Pinas. Any ideas?

Eu-Leh Says: 5/24/2006 05:04:00 PM

Siguro kulang lang sa awareness ang mga Pinoy pagdating sa nutritious benefits sa karne ng rabbit. We treat rabbit as a pet kaya it’s uncommon for most Pinoys to eat the meat. Why not continue your rabbit business and introduce the meat in our local markets?

jettro97 Says: 11/11/2006 06:08:00 PM

hi, i want to venture in rabbit raising.. anyone could help me finding a source of breeding stock here in socsargen area? godbless

jettro97 Says: 11/11/2006 06:10:00 PM

if you have any info of rabbit breeding stock sources here in socsargen. please email me at jettro97@mailcity.com

solraya Says: 5/05/2007 09:09:00 AM

I was at our booth at AANI Herbal Garden and Livelihood Center for our free range chickens, when I met a man interested in raising rabbit for meat. I knew why he was passionate about it becase I myself have tasted roasted rabbit.

I promised him a photocopy from a book, but after reading this thread, decided this was what he needed.

He was very happy getting it :)

steve Says: 5/09/2007 07:14:00 PM

i want to raise rabbits for income.I need all information involved with this venture. I have an old broiler house(40′x300′), ie..where to get starter animals, how to grow rabbits, where can i sell rabbits?
thank you
steve
srbanks@comcast.net

Eu-Leh Says: 5/10/2007 08:24:00 AM

hi steve, you can acquire your rabbits from the list of breeders above.

You can market your rabbits in pet shops or supermarkets (as meat).