These are families who brought home a Cedar Point Holland Lop, photographed in their first days together. Some met their bunny at our Texas rabbitry; others met one of us at their local airport after we flew the bunny to their state in the cabin.
Every family in these photos went through the same steps. They applied, we answered within 24 hours, and a deposit held their bunny until it was at least 8 weeks old. By then each kit was fully weaned onto hay and pellets, litter trained, and used to being handled every day since birth.
All our bunnies are healthy at the time of sale. Each one went home with a birth certificate, a care sheet and transition feed, the same food it was raised on, so its stomach did not have to cope with a new diet and a new home in the same week. At the handover, whether at the rabbitry or at the airport, every family got a quick bunny care lesson: how to hold a Holland Lop low against the chest, how much hay and pellets to give, and which signs in the first week mean it is time to call us.
After that, the support does not stop. Families text or call us about diet, litter habits, housing and health for the whole life of their rabbit, and many send us photos like these as their bunny grows.
We only publish reviews in a buyer's own words, with their permission, and we never edit what you write. If you would like your family on this page, send us a photo of your bunny and a few lines about how the first weeks went: how pickup or the airport handover felt, how your bunny settled in, and anything you wish you had known sooner.
Email hello@cedarpointrabbitry.com or text (646) 463-2052. Tell us the first name and state you are happy for us to show.
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