<![CDATA[BUNNIES FOR SALE IN NEW JERSEY - Bunny Blog]]>Tue, 11 Aug 2026 20:09:06 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[bunnies are The best emotional support pet!!!]]>Tue, 07 Jul 2026 15:47:14 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/bunnies-are-the-best-emotional-support-pet

Bunnies carry a large number of unique characteristic traits that make them excel above the rest when it comes to being the perfect emotional support pet. While all pets can be a major factor in helping a person struggling with anxiety, depression, or trauma, I find bunnies are uniquely qualified to fill the role for emotional support. Growing up a dog lover, I never really considered a bunny as an amazing pet, but upon being introduced to them I realized this was due to a lack of access and information. From an Emotional Support Pet standpoint, it really comes down to seven major reasons why bunnies fit the mold best. Click Read More below to see the main reasons that factor into them being such an amazing fit!
1. Bunnies love to cuddle- Sometimes a hug from a friend goes such a long way. Their soft fur to stroke to calm your nerves and their curious personalities leads to them being on your lap and chest. They are very sensitive emotional animals and you can feel their love radiating from them as they cuddle up next to you and give you kisses.
2. Depression Optimal- When you are depressed you lack energy to the point you may not even want to get out of bed. You may not be in the spirit of taking on a dog that requires daily walks and needs to have constant resources from their owner to get out excess energy. Bunnies are less maintenance, they thrive on human affection and give out tons of love with asking for the same in return. They stimulate themselves with toys and chews and aside from that just want their bonded owners affection.
3. Litter training Savvy- This is another reason that goes into a bunny being so amazing. They train very well, and naturally adapt to litter training and a daily schedule.
4. Love at first sight- When you do meet your baby bunny it is like seeing a child for the first time. It is love at first sight. They are so tiny and docile you cannot help but have a smile on your face in even the worst of circumstances. You have this innocent little creature now in your possession who is going to grow into your best friend, and with that the racing mind slows and your focus shifts to this little baby you have to spend time with.
5. Easy To Transport- Your bunny when older can go wherever you go. They can even go on a plane as a carry on. You now have a companion who can pending outdoor temperatures and climate restrictions can be with you at all times.
6. They are apartment applicable- Some people are restricted from dogs and cats who live in apartment buildings. These can be people in need of an emotional support pet the most and because of restrictions are not able to take advantage of an amazing way to heal through trauma.
7.  An added bonus- It is the whole team here at Lovely Bunny's. Once you get a bunny, you are officially part of the "Lovely Bunny's Family". Constant resources like myself and others to share videos with. The ability to talk and connect long after you have taken home your bunny. So you make some new human friends as well, and at the end of the day that is what it is all about. Connecting through a common interest and spreading joy to everyone and anyone who needs it.
Wishing all our current and future customers all of our love,
Matthew- Co-Owner- Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: LovelyBunnysnj@aol.com
]]><![CDATA[Best Approach for day one through five of taking your bunny home]]>Mon, 29 Jun 2026 16:57:42 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/june-29th-2026
​Although we at Lovely Bunny's stay extremely interactive the initial days you take your bunny home, it is certainly beneficial to have a breakdown of the best ways to continue personality development, litter training and bonding. During the initial days of introduction we want to focus on eliminating set backs and enforce the most seamless transition as possible. Fortunately, the steps are extremely simple to follow, the one catch is you need to be aware of effectively implementing them in the proper manner. Click READ MORE below to view all the eight steps that can make your bunny feel like it has been with your family for years.
The eight steps are listed in order to follow along and use as a reference if necessary. We have already laid the foundation for human interaction, along with personality development prior to your bunny going home. Simply continuing the steps will result in a happy, healthy, bunny full of personality. The steps are as follows:
1. Initially coordinating the proper set up is a crucial part of getting your bunny off to the best start possible. The significance of this highlights three major factors. First, is transitioning your bunny into an environment they are currently comfortable with. Next, is ensuring your bunny is in a safe, secure set up, where they can live out the next month and a half hazard free prior to extending an Ex-Pen. Lastly, a proper set up results in the swiftest amount of time for your bunny to adjust and be able to start spending time with their new family.'
2. We Recommend bringing a clean, topless card board box, or soft cat carrier with access to pet your bunny on the way home, of course whoever is not driving. This has two benefits, one the scent transition of you to your bunny, along with your bunny finding comfort in your presence. Talking gently to your bunny is also a great way to formulate voice recognition.
3. Following the Cage Package being set up, send a picture for approval. Once confirmed, allow your bunny an hour and fifteen minutes to an hour and a half of adjusting. Make sure they have grazed, gone to the bathroom, drank water, and had some pellets. With comfort, your bunny's curiosity will peak and begin to explore it's new surroundings. This is the sign we are looking for! Once they start to show some exploration interest, you can now begin human interaction.
4. Day one of taking your bunny home leaves you with multiple aftercare resources in which we are available by phone call or text consistently. Use this to your advantage both prior to and following your new bunny going home. No question is ever one that should not be asked. If you have fifty questions in one day, do not be shy to call or text. That is exactly what we want, to help you every single step of the way. This communication and relationship, factors in directly to raising a happy, healthy bunny with tons of personality.
5. Make sure you stay vigilant of chewable materials and that your bunny is not chewing anything ingestible. This is a very, very important step. We do not want any issue of a stomach blockage that can lead to a hasty trip to the Veterinarian. So instead, take the proactive approach to make sure it is not even a possibility for that to occur.
6. In the beginning you are naturally going to want to spend every second with your bunny. It is important to keep in mind it is a baby and does need to complete litter training, so limit playtime to two hours and the let the baby get some rest, water, hay and pellets. Also, when your bunny is brought out of their set up, make sure the litter box follows so your bunny has constant access to it to avoid accidents.
7. Using this article in combination with the Bunny Care Information Packet and using us as a constant resource by phone will be the way without doubt the most successful way to tackle the initial bonding process and make sure that the litter training is finished properly and the bond form only grows stronger and stronger.
8. Education, communication, and following our website specifically will get you the best results for Holland Lop bunnies, specifically ours. Please do note my expertise does not range outside of the Dwarf and Lop family so other breeds with different temperaments, may not find ultimate success in this set up, along with rescues. I do not want anyone to be mislead that this is the specific way to achieve ultimate success with every bunny, but this certainly is the way to replicate the most successful results with our Holland Lop Bunnies specifically!
Wishing All of our customers and bunny lovers the Best,
Matthew- Lovely Bunny's Co-Owner
Phone: (973) 330-2928
​Website: www.lovelybunnys.com
Email: LOVELYBUNNYSNJ@AOL.COM     
]]><![CDATA[Why bunnies make the best pets!!!]]>Sat, 27 Jun 2026 17:02:48 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/why-bunnies-make-the-best-pets
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​Bunnies are uniquely special animals. In my personal opinion, there is almost a mysticism they have that makes them my clear favorite of all animals. While my love for bunnies may favor a slight personal bias, all bunny owners will definitely agree that their bunny was one of the best additions to their family they have ever made. Click Read More below for ten reasons why bunnies make the the best pets!!!
1. Bunnies personalities- Each bunny has their own individual personality, with their own little quirks, and sweet actions they demonstrate. One of our recent customer's bunny likes to be held like a baby and cradled back and forth. Another customer's bunny enjoys a real good head rub, followed by the most dramatic bunny flop in the world, it is simply adorable! One thing Holland Lops personalities specifically all have in common is they have a very mellow and friendly temperament.
2. Bunnies do not require as much living space as a dog for example who benefits from a large amount of outdoor activity and daily walks. They can be just as happy in an apartment with an owner that gives them love and compassion on a daily basis. This finds benefit to a number of people in condo or apartment heavy area's like New York City where dogs and cats are simply not applicable pets.
3. Bunnies contrary to what many think are very easily trainable. The litter training process is already in the progress prior to them going to their "Furever" homes, and you simply need to follow our cage set up instruction to finish off the process naturally. They also can learn actual tricks, like spins and high fives!
4. Bunnies for extremely deep and special bonds with their owners. All animals form a connection with their owners, but bunnies form a legitimate bond. An acceptance of you as part of their family, as they are part of yours. Signs like them licking you means they literally love you, and are grooming you as a family member. Other animals, lick you or give "kisses" for a variety of reasons, sometimes just doing it to lick the salt contents off your skin.
5. Bunnies are gentle animals, with a their nature of being a prey animal, actually lets them get along with other house pets extremely well. They also get along with other bunnies, even of the same sex extremely well, which makes them an easy addition to an already animal loving family
6. Bunnies are clean animals in general. They do a fantastic job at keeping themselves in tip top groomed state. Not cleaning of the cage properly, or being lax on cleaning their litter box, can create an odor. As long as you stay on top of that, and use a approved cage fragrance spray you will not have a smelly area where your bunny lives. People often make the misconception that bunnies carry an odor, when in fact it is actually improper cleaning of the materials.
7. Bunnies, with our direction, along with proper nutrition and exercise generally live up to 10-12 years. This is an exceptionally long life for a smaller pet. So when you do fall in love with your bunny, know comfortably that there are many years of love and happiness to come!
8. Bunnies are the the triple crown when it comes to what you want in a pet. Silly, playful, and loving. After all, that is what everyone wants out of pet, and bunnies certainly deliver!
9. They get along well with children. The initial experience of raising a bunny with a mother, father, and child will last a lifetime. It will be process that will be remembered and looked back for years on some of the best memories for the parents and the child.
10. Bunnies unintentionally can turn the worst day around. With their spontaneity of cute quirks they can do at any moment, frowning can turn to smiling, and crying can turn to laughing. The best part is it happens all the time! 
As always, if you have any additional questions, please feel free to reach out!
Wishing all of our customers and bunny owners alike all of our love,
Matthew- Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com
]]><![CDATA[Living Area Maintenance]]>Wed, 24 Jun 2026 14:10:36 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/living-area-maintenance
Your bunny's living set up can be structured in many ways as long as it is "bunny proofed". Making sure your bunny does not have access to any hazardous materials that can be detrimental to your bunny's health is something you always want to be cognizant of. In addition, cloth and cotton materials do have potential to not be digested properly and can cause G.I. Stasis. These factors should be emphasized with importance at all times, but especially when your bunny is young and still developing. For an in depth breakdown of overall living area maintenance click Read More below.
Generally for one bunny it is proper to clean their set up every three to four days. This entails changing their litter, refreshing their hay supply with fresh hay, cleaning their water bowl thoroughly to remove any chance of bacteria build up, and replacing their pellets. At least once a week you will want to do a deep clean. A deep clean generally entails a thorough cleaning of the litter box, a cleaning of the entire cage, wiping it down thoroughly, along with the standard cleaning of fresh litter, hay, fruits, veggies, and water. When cleaning the litter box we recommend soaking it in warm soapy water to kill off bacteria and then pairing that with a wipe down after. Chemicals of any kind can be extremely harmful to your bunny so we strongly recommend either using a combination of vinegar and water, or an extremely diluted amount of bleach and water. If you decide to use bleach and water, the mixture should be no more than roughly 10% Bleach to 90% water. Following, you must let the cleaned area vent and wipe it down thoroughly with regular water to remove any residual chemical content. Keeping your bunny's environment clean and organized is an essential part of your bunny's overall health and wellness. 
​For additional bunny care information please reference our Bunny Care Page
Additionally, we are always happy to answer any questions or concerns regarding your bunny's diet as well!
Wishing all of our customers and bunny owners alike all of our love,
Matthew- Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com
]]><![CDATA[Bunny Care Week Has Arrived!!!]]>Mon, 22 Jun 2026 17:16:29 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/bunny-care-week-has-arrived
Starting June 22nd through June 27th every year, the annual event of Bunny Care Week, focuses on promoting the proper care, health tips, and welfare of pet rabbits. Breeders and veterinarians ultimate goal is to ensure your bunny is not only the happiest, but the healthiest as well. In addition, passing this information along to both current and potential bunny owners can be one of the most effective ways to help promote these topics as a whole. In honor of this very special event, this week's blog articles will be touching on some of the most relevant topics pertinent to bunny care starting with your bunny's diet!
A bunny's diet consists of a combination of hay, pellets and vegetables. Pellets make up a smaller portion of the diet in total, roughly about fifteen to twenty percent. The majority remaining consists of Fresh Cut Hay and vegetables. Vegetables aren't usually introduced until the four to five month mark, so making sure your bunny has an unlimited amount of clean fresh cut hay is essential to your bunny's health and development. We recommend a combination of Fresh Cut Timothy Hay along with Fresh Cut Alfalfa Hay in which the two hays combined gives a great combination of nutrition. Eventually you can pair in the vegetables which become another essential part of your bunny having a long healthy life. Some fantastic choices of fruits and vegetables include Apples, Bananas, Kale and Parsley when they reach the appropriate age.
Your bunny also needs a constant supply of fresh water. Bunnies do not have sweat glands so water is an essential part of hydration and regulation of body temperature. It is especially important to keep this is mind during the hot summer months. Sterile water is best, however bottled water is suitable as well. We do not recommend tap water as it doesn't have a filtered quality and can contain bacteria and even parasites. It isn't guaranteed to be detrimental but the risk of it being harmful can easily be avoided by using bottled or filtered water.
In terms of treats, most of them just are not healthy choices despite what some brands and labels may claim. We have done an in depth dive into quite a few of the most popular ones and despite the "all natural" or "healthy" claims, when broken down by ingredient they generally are anything but those things. There are definitely some treats, toys, and chews we do recommend if you want to spoil your bunny, though! However, it's usually it is best to do your due diligence and cross reference your selection with your veterinarian if you decide to go that route. Certain items like all natural wood chews are certainly viable choices.
For additional bunny care information please reference our Bunny Care Page
Additionally, we are always happy to answer any questions or concerns regarding your bunny's diet as well!
Wishing all of our customers and bunny owners alike all of our love,
Matthew- Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com




]]><![CDATA[Vetericyn- A "must Have" for all Rabbit and pet owners!!!]]>Tue, 07 Jan 2025 15:23:23 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/vetericyn-a-must-have-for-all-rabbit-and-pet-owners
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​In this article, I will break down what Vetericyn actually is, and why it is so vital to have if you are a pet owner of any kind. I have personal experience with using Vetericyn, and it is absolutely fantastic. Simply put it is a pet safe product for skin, wound, and eye care. However it's applications and pet friendly safe features span above and beyond just that. For a complete breakdown on all of Vetericyn's features, and uses, click READ MORE below.
Before I jump into the benefits and applications that Vetericyn covers, I will give a quick breakdown on what and how I came to use it. Although, I have used this product for years in case of a bunny emergency, my dog Scarlette was recently hit by a speeding vehicle in a hit and run. She had a dislocated hip that required surgery, and a huge gash on her lower left leg. On that particular part of her leg, the skin was too thin to stitch. Following her surgery, the Vet still could not get the wound on her leg to heal, and we were left to letting air hit the wound in order to scab up and heal. Obviously with an open wound like that, there is a huge risk of infection, which is what worried me the most. So, I turned to Vetericyn. Hoping to heal the wound, let it scab, and reduce the risk of infection. The results were a complete success! Her leg is now scabbing, healing, and completely infection free. Listed below are the major features that make it so fantastic!
  • Completely safe and non-toxic–even if ingested
  • Safe to use around the eyes, ears, and mouth
  • Will not sting or burn
  • Will not stain furniture or clothes
  • Can be used on all animal species at any life stage
  • Promotes the healing process by keeping the wound area clean and moist
  • Veterinary-recommended as an on hand for your pet’s first aid needs
  • Manufactured and bottled in the USA in an FDA-registered facility
Primary uses consist of a plethora of injuries such as:
  • Use for cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and other minor wounds
  • Clean cuts, scratches, and abrasions
  • Clean post-surgical sites
  • Treat wound sites
  • Moisturize wound dressings
  • Bite wounds
  • Pressure sores
  • Abscesses
  • Skin ulcers
  • Relieve itch and pain
This product in it's multiple forms has truly been instrumental in many pet healing processes, and I highly recommend it to be had in case any emergency arises. It is always better to be proactive because accidents do unfortunately sometimes happen. Fortunately, I am happy to have had the ability and knowledge to have it at my disposal. For a direct link to the Vetericyn Main Page Click Here.
​As always if you have any additional questions or concerns please always feel free to reach out at any time. Wishing all of our customers and bunny lovers alike all of our love, and a very Happy New Year!
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Phone: (862-221-7182)
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com
]]><![CDATA[10 steps to properly cleaning your bunny's litter box]]>Sun, 05 Jan 2025 18:16:57 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/10-steps-to-properly-cleaning-your-bunnys-litter-box


​Cleaning your bunny's Litter Box properly is an essential part of keeping your bunny in top health, and maintaining a long, happy life. It also is an essential part of Litter Box Training in the early days of bringing your new baby bunny home. Click READ MORE below in order to view all ten steps to cleaning your bunny's Litter Box thoroughly and properly.
The Steps are as follows:
1. Take a paper towel and fully remove all the Litter from the Litter Box.
2. Then proceed to rinse with hot water on both the front and back of the Litter Box.
3. Create a mixture in a Spray Bottle of 40% Ammonia to 60% water and thoroughly spray the front and back. Then let that sit for 10-15 minutes to kill any potential Bacteria.
4. Following the 15 Minutes re-rinse the Litter Box with hot water.
5. Re-fill the Litter Box with hot water and Anti-Bacterial Soap, and let that sit for roughly 10 minutes.
6. Rinse your bunny's litter box out thoroughly with warm water.
7. Dry the Litter box with a clean cloth or paper towel, making sure no moisture remains.
8. Fill the Litter Box all the way across with at least an Inch thick of Litter and gently pat down.
9. Once the Litter Box is filled, Cover roughly 20% of the top of the litter with a 50% mixture of Timothy and Alfalfa Hay
10. On day 4 or 5 Simply repeat steps one through nine thus eliminating any odors and bacteria.
This is by far the most effective way we have created to clean litter boxes. Bunnies grow up with absolutely no health issues at all that can potentially spur from improper cleaning. The steps, when followed, do work to perfection, so I would strongly recommend adapting this method if you have not already!
As always if you have any additional questions or concerns please always feel free to reach out at any time. Wishing all of our customers and bunny lovers alike all of our love, and a very Happy New Year!
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Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (862-221-7182)
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com

]]><![CDATA[Keeping Your Bunny Healthy During the Hot Summer MOnths Both Indoors and Outdoors!]]>Wed, 24 Jul 2024 07:00:00 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/keeping-your-bunny-healthy-during-the-hot-summer-months-both-indoors-and-outdoors
Keeping your bunny safe, healthy and happy is of the upmost importance. The best way we at Lovely Bunny's have grown to do this is through educating our customer base, and bunny lovers around the world as a whole. As I always reiterate, our bunny's are solely indoor bunnies from the first day they are beautifully born and for the duration of their long, happy lives. Listed below are the essential guidelines to follow in order to keep them comfortable without risk of dehydration or heat stroke. Click READ MORE for a full breakdown on indoor and outdoor safety!
Indoor Safety
Keeping your bunny safe from dehydration or worse indoors requires 3 simple guidelines and poses far less risk than outdoors.
1. Bunnies are unique in which they do not have sweat glands. In light of this bunnies love and need consistent access to fresh bottled or sterile water. Tap water is not applicable due to an excess of foreign minerals and bacteria domesticated bunnies are unaccustomed to.
2. Bunnies require an area of shade to retreat to at all times. Blanket heat penetrating through a window on your bunny for the duration of the day can potentially be harmful to keeping their bodies temperature regulated.
3. Room temperature should hover consistently from 68 to 72 degrees. A few degrees above 72 is still optimal as long as steps 1 and 2 are followed.
Outdoor Safety
Keeping your bunny safe outdoors requires far more stringent guidelines.
*It is important to note no matter the temperature always monitor your bunny outdoors to keep them safe from other animals or venturing into areas that are not safety regulated.
1. If you would like to take in some fresh air with your bunny 80-82 degrees should be the temperature threshold.
2. Always be mindful to check the floor temperature to prevent their paws from being burnt. Do this by using your foot or hand to check the heat intensity. If it is too hot for your bare skin, it is too hot for your bunnies paws.
3. Make sure there is access to a vast shaded area for them to retreat to.
4. Extended lengths outdoors should be avoided at all costs. 20-25 minutes of outdoor activity is strongly recommended.
5. Same as indoors, bring a fresh bowl of chilled bottled water and compound this by making sure they always have access to drink.
6. Pre-scan the outdoor area for harmful summer insects such as bees and mosquitos. Most importantly expand the scan area further for any nest areas.
7. Be mindful of air quality. Forest fires have been running rampant in Canada this month. With the smoke making its way down to the United States your local weather updater will have your areas air quality. If the air quality in your area for the day currently trends outside of good to very good, please keep playtime solely to an indoor day.
As always if you have any additional questions or concerns please always feel free to reach out at any time. Wishing all of our customers and bunny lovers alike all of our love!
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Matthew- Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com

]]><![CDATA[Rabbits Are Amazingly Clean Pets!]]>Tue, 27 Feb 2024 14:29:04 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/rabbits-are-amazingly-clean-pets
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​Rabbits traditionally carry a stigma that they are not clean animals, and often because of a consistent relation to a farm animal, people will relate them to an odor that a farm animal carries. Rabbits are fantastic groomers and really are not odorous at all, even without the traditional grooming of a cat or dog. Click Read More below in order to gain an understanding of how they accomplish this both through themselves and their bathroom habits!
First, rabbits are schedule oriented pets. Our Holland Lops are specifically domesticated indoor pets and far removed from wild society for decades. With this comes the added benefit of them liking cleanliness, and to groom themselves on a daily basis. The truth is Holland Lops do not carry an odor at all. They subconsciously litter train, and as a result your bunny remains virtually odorless. Unlike a cat or dog that would need grooming from outdoor activities that will mat their fur, track dirt, and eventually create a situation in which a visit to the groomer will be required.
Second, Rabbits are Prey Animals and Vegetarians by nature. The majority of other house pets are predators, in which meat is a required part of their daily diet. What causes an odor in their feces is actually the bacteria ingested within the meat. When it comes to Rabbits their droppings are small solid pellet like circles with essentially no odor at all due to their Vegetarian diet. While Urine across the board will carry a small odor, by the time it is ready for a bunny to go home, their urination habits have been solely limited to their litter box.
Lastly, with proper directives we give on setting their initial set up properly, it simply comes down to proper cleaning of their habitat, in which the steps are simplistic and followed very easily. Combining all these factors, paints a very different, and much more accurate picture of what it is like to own a indoor pet rabbit. Thus breaking the stigma of rabbits being what some will call a smelly animal. As long as the proper maintenance is taken care of by their owner, rabbits are in fact one of the most cleanly and odorless domesticated pets in the world today. I feel this is a true testament to the spreading of proper education, and the result being rabbits being one of the most sought out pets in the world today! As always if you have additional questions always feel free to reach out!
Wishing All The Bunny and Animal Lovers Out There The Best,
Matthew- Owner of Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com 
]]><![CDATA["Kwik-Stop Styptic Powder: A Must Have For All Small Pets"]]>Wed, 21 Feb 2024 11:37:15 GMThttps://www.lovelybunnys.com/lovelybunnysblog/kwik-stop-styptic-powder-a-must-have-for-all-small-pets
Very seldomly at Lovely Bunny's will we endorse a brand specific item that is outside of our website. However, when it comes to Kwik-Stop Styptic Powder, it is very clear to see that other Styptic Powders are an inferior product. For those who do not know what Styptic Powder is, it is an anti-hemorrhagic agent that stops bleeding. This can range from unintended accidents from scrapes and small cuts, to accidentally trimming a pet's nail too short. As every pet owner knows, you always want the best for your pet, and the best way to accomplish that is by being pro-active and prepared for any unforeseen circumstance. For a direct link to "Kwik-Stop Styptic Powder" Click Here , additionally it is commonly found in most Pet Stores such as Pet-Co. For Additional benefits to Kwik-Stop Styptic Powder, Click Read More
1. The bleeding will stop at an expedited  rate.
2. Once applied the Styptic Powder does not need to be removed.
3. It not only stops bleeding, but eases pain and itching. This brings tremendous value, because one of the largest reason for a pet re-aggravating a wound is scratching at it.
4. All the vetted ingredients are safe and pet friendly.
5. Many Veterinarians currently use this exact product in their arsenal.
6. It leaves you with peace of mind knowing you are prepared for any accidental outcome, especially when a Veterinarian is not accessible.
The drive behind posting this article is something we put first and foremost at Lovely Bunny's, and that is proper education. Adding Kwik-Stop Styptic Powder to your emergency Bunny or Pet Medical kit is an absolute must when it comes to being prepared for any and all accidents that can occur throughout your pets life, and knowing you are prepared for this, is truly priceless.
*The full link top the Kwik-Stop Styptic Powder is https://capitaloneshopping.com/p/miracle-care-kwik-stop-styptic-p/5DRN7PQS5B
Wishing All The Bunny and Animal Lovers Out There The Best,
Matthew- Owner of Lovely Bunny's
Phone: (973) 330-2928
Email: lovelybunnysnj@aol.com
Website: www.lovelybunnys.com 
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