Premium Rabbit Manure
The Natural Fertilizer That Plants Love!
✔ Ready to Use
✔ No Composting Required
✔ Great for Vegetables, Flowers & Houseplants
✔ Safe for Seedlings
✔ 100% Natural
“Feed your soil naturally and let your plants do the rest.”
Why Rabbit Manure?
Rabbit manure is often called “Garden Gold” because it is one of the few animal manures that can be applied directly to plants without first composting.
Unlike many other manures, rabbit droppings are:
• Low odor
• Weed-seed friendly? No—typically fewer viable weed seeds than many livestock manures
• Rich in beneficial organic matter
• Slow-releasing nutrients that won’t overwhelm plants
• Easy to spread and store
Rabbit manure typically contains:
Nitrogen (N) – Encourages leafy green growth
Phosphorus (P) – Supports healthy roots, flowers, and fruit production
Potassium (K) – Improves plant health, disease resistance, and overall vigor
It also adds valuable organic matter that improves soil over time.
Bonus Garden Benefits
Small Pieces of Hay
Occasional bits of hay are completely normal.
They help:
• Add organic matter
• Feed beneficial soil microbes
• Improve soil structure
• Increase moisture retention as they break down
Rabbit Fur
Small amounts of rabbit fur are also beneficial.
Rabbit fur naturally:
• Breaks down slowly
• Adds nitrogen
• Improves moisture retention
• Encourages earthworm activity
• Helps build healthy soil
Many gardeners intentionally bury rabbit fur around tomatoes, peppers, roses, and fruit trees.
How to Use Rabbit Manure
Garden Beds
Spread ¼–½ inch over the soil and lightly work it into the top few inches.
Around Existing Plants
Apply a small handful around the drip line.
Water normally.
Containers
Mix approximately:
1 part rabbit manure
to
8–10 parts potting soil
Compost
Rabbit manure is an excellent compost accelerator and provides valuable nitrogen.
Storage
Store unused manure:
✔ In a cool, dry place
✔ Out of direct rain
✔ In a breathable paper bag, bucket, or partially open container
Avoid storing in airtight containers if moisture is present.
Properly stored rabbit manure can remain useful for years.
Did You Know?
One rabbit can produce hundreds of pounds of nutrient-rich manure every year.
Rabbit manure contains billions of beneficial organic compounds that help feed healthy soil.
Healthy soil grows healthier plants—and healthier plants produce more flowers, fruits, and vegetables.
Thank you for supporting our rabbitry!
We hope your garden grows beautifully!