Quick clarification because people are asking This course is NOT $25/month. It’s a one-time $25 enrollment at the current early adopter discount! No subscription required. Right now it’s 75% off for early adopters. When the course is fully released, the regular price becomes $100. Enroll now = permanent access for $25. Wait later = $100. What’s inside? • Real fiber science (NDF/ADF/Lignin explained) • Why hay ≠ fiber the way we’re told • Ingredient breakdowns • Evidence-based feeding, not pet-store mythology • Lifetime access + updates to THIS course Optional tiers: • Premium ($5/mo) gives you extra community perks and support more to be added as we grow an unlock community features. • VIP ($25/mo) automatically enrolls you in ALL future courses (Premium does NOT) 👉 If you just want the nutrition course, it’s a one-time $25 right now. Grab the early adopter price before it bumps to $100 and dig into real rabbit nutrition instead of recycled hobby myths.

If rabbit nutrition advice feels confusing, it’s not you — it’s the way it’s presented. Rules like “80% hay,” “unlimited salads,” or “pellets are bad” spread fast online because they’re simple. The problem is… rabbits aren’t. Rabbits are hindgut fermenters, and what matters isn’t how much fiber you feed, but what kind — and how it moves through the gut. That’s why well-meaning diets can still lead to GI issues, poor growth, or inconsistent health, even when people are trying to do everything right. This is exactly what I’m unpacking in my rabbit nutrition course — not with slogans, but with real mechanisms and research. The short takes live here; the deeper explanations live on Skool, where they don’t vanish into the algorithm. 📅 Next nutrition modules drop Tuesday. More myth-busting soon.

I know I’ve been a bit slower posting this week. A few family matters came up at the farm, it’s been bitterly cold (not shop-PC friendly), and on a more personal note, my senior Mini Schnauzer, Burnie, is declining. We’re taking the weekend to say goodbye. On a more positive and productive note: I’ve sent out multiple formal inquiries to several large feed manufacturers requesting detergent fiber data (NDF, ADF, ADL) specifically for use in the Applied Fiber Analysis module. I’ve already received a solid response from one company, and they’ve confirmed they’re working on providing detergent fiber breakdowns for several of their formulas. The range of feeds they’re reviewing should give us an excellent practical dataset for real label-analysis exercises. I’ll continue following up with additional companies, but this initial response gives us enough material to move Module 6 forward, even if some datasets need to be anonymized (Sample A, B, C) for instructional use. If additional proprietary data takes longer, I’ll pivot temporarily to Module 7: Fiber Case Studies & Published Feed Trials, which focuses on peer-reviewed research while we wait. Thank you all for your patience. I’m committed to making this one of the most thorough, evidence-based rabbit nutrition courses available—and sometimes that means doing a bit of real-world legwork behind the scenes. As always, I welcome your thoughts on pacing and module order. — Mary MMC BunClub

For those who’ve switched to a balanced pellet-based diet — what’s the biggest physical change you noticed first? Coat? Muscle tone? Cecotropes?

🔵 CLASS 1 — FOUNDATIONS & HISTORY OF RABBIT NUTRITION (*update slides) Modules: 1.1 The Evolution of Rabbit Feeding (1920–2000) 1.2 Digestive Physiology 1.3 The HRS Diet Fallacy—Origins & Claims(Part 1) 1.4 The HRS Diet Fallacy — Science vs. Sentiment (Part 2) 1.5 Modern Nutrition Science (2001–2025) 1.6 Course Recap & What We’ll Explore Next 🔵 CLASS 2 — PROTEIN, AMINO ACIDS & GROWTH PHYSIOLOGY Modules: 2.1 The Ideal Protein Concept in Rabbits *update slides 2.2 Essential Amino Acids *update slides 2.3 Protein–Energy Interactions *update slides 2.4 Secondary Amino Acids 2.5 Protein Restriction & Litter Development 2.6 Digestibility Coefficients (Modern Studies) 2.7 Evaluating Pellet Labels for Quality *need rerender sound issue* 🔵 CLASS 3 — FIBER: STRUCTURE, FUNCTION & APPLICATION Modules 3.1 — Fiber Introduction 3.2 — Fiber Effects on Cecal pH, Motility & Microbial Balance 3.3 — Rabbit Fiber & Diet Myth-Busting 3.4 — Fiber Ingredients Breakdown 3.5 — Understanding Fiber Metrics: ADF, NDF, ADL, Hemicellulose & Cellulose (Hands-On Practice) 3.6 — Applied Fiber Analysis: Reading Feed Labels & Lab Tests (waiting on feed companies to send NDF ADF ADL breakdowns for practical, will post as much as possible then move to 3.7, and class 4 .) 3.7 — Fiber Case Studies & Scientific Trial Comparisons 🔵 CLASS 4 — ENERGY & FAT Modules: 4.1 Energy balance in production vs. pet rabbits 4.2 Fats as energy sources; effects on coat, fertility, metabolism 4.3 Understanding DE, ME, GE, and caloric density 4.4 Feed efficiency and compensatory intake 4.5 Safe vs. harmful fat levels in pellets 🔵 CLASS 5 — MICRONUTRIENTS, MINERALS & VITAMINS Modules: 5.1 Calcium metabolism & the sludge myth 5.2 Phosphorus, magnesium, sodium & mineral ratios 5.3 Vitamins A, D, E, K — deficiency & toxicity 5.4 Micronutrient roles in bone growth, immunity, reproduction 5.5 Sterilization & calcium metabolism changes (with citations) 🔵 CLASS 6 — FEEDING SYSTEMS, TROUBLESHOOTING & FORMULATION