For All Your Bunny Needs – Rabbit Retail: Review

Disclosure: Rabbit Retail is run by my cousin, I bought some of the items included in this post. 

Do you have a rabbit or two in your life, do you know someone who loves all things bunny? Then I have the best website for you today.

In fact, it is the one hop shop, for all your (and your bun’s) needs.

Rabbit Retail.

Rabbit Retail was launched on the 1st of August just this year.

Run by Anna, with the help of her bunnies Oreo, Macaroon, Dandelion and Brownie and a bit of technical support (and photography) from Gordon, Rabbit Retail is Anna’s 5th baby.

Not long after completing her degree in Economics, Anna was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. On the days when she struggles with her fatigue, her bunnies kept her company.

Much like my blog does for me, Rabbit Retail allows Anna to work around what her body lets her.

When it comes to how the company runs, Anna prides the business on being vegan, eco-friendly and ethical in as many ways as possible. She also uses reclaimed packaging and makes sure all rabbit products have been tested by her buns.

All items on the website offer free shipping within the UK and can also be delivered to the USA and Canada at cost.

I thought I would share with you just a few things you can find over on Rabbit Retail right now. Starting off with my purchases.

Biodegradable Phone Case by Tina Schofield.

I’ve needed a new phone case for a while and held off as my old one had Sally on it. However, it was getting to the point I was also struggling to hold my phone.

So I decided to add a popsocket, which would, in turn, cover Sal up.

So, I gave in and went phone case hunting.

Rabbit Retail came to mind as somewhere to look, as I had previously noticed they offered biodegradable ones in their range from artist Tina Schofield.

Thanks to its repeating pattern, which stands out even from behind a popsocket, I knew I had found the one for me. What’s more, not only is it eco-friendly and fun, it also protects my phone thanks to the fact it features anti-shock protection.

There is a whole range of rabbit featuring cases on the Rabbit Retail website, all of which come in at £25.

The Black Rabbit of Inlé by Lyndsey Green.

My first purchase from Rabbit Retail actually came on their opening day and was, of course, a pin. After all, I have a large pin collection which is displayed around the bungalow and often added to, so it seemed only right.

Lyndsey Green creates beautiful rabbit artworks, many of which are inspired by characters from Watership Down.

This particular pin features the Black Rabbit of Inlé, while others are available as well. I think I might have to add the others to my collection as well.

Other items from Lyndsey Green, include; cushions, mugs and tote bags. With the pins coming in at £10 each.

Tagua Rabbit Pendant.

Moving on from items I’ve bought myself to some of the other amazing items you can find at Rabbit Retail.

This Tagua Rabbit Pendant has to be one of my favourites. It has been handcrafted from tagua nut in Ecuador and is bought via project where workers earn a fair wage for their work.

Tagua is a nut which comes from a palm tree, which can be found growing in the South American jungle. It is also sometimes known as vegan or vegetable ivory.

This cute little necklace comes in at £28.

Bunny Stacker – Featuring Oreo.

When I was younger and we had a rabbit, my mom always used to say how kids toys often made for great rabbit toys. This is one of those instances where it is very true.

The stacker has been tried and tested by Oreo, one of Anna’s rabbits. Who gives it a paws up and even suggests you hide some treats in it to make it extra fun.

These stackers have been made from recycled bottles and are BPA, PVC, phthalates, and coating free.

Coming in at £12, these stackers are said to offer hours of playtime fun.

Eco Bamboo Litter Box.

So apparently bunnies poop up to 300 times a day. EEkk!

So why not make sure they poop in style with this eco bamboo litter box. It comes in a choice of three kickback lid colours.

It has been made using an eco-hybrid of Bamboo Powder, PLA resin (a plant-based material), Cornstarch, Bran Coat/Rice Husks. Yet it will still last your bunny for years.

Costing £18, the bamboo litter box is a great home addition for any bun.

The Bun-dle Box.

Let’s be honest we all love a good subscription box and The Bun-dle Box is a bit like that only better.

It allows you to choose six items your rabbit will love and they will come all bundled up for you.

There is a choice of toys, treats, care items and more. Offering you a real chance to put together a bun-dle that works for you and your rabbit.

The price for each bun-dle is £20 meaning you could get a real bargain plus it is subscription-free.

Final Thoughts.

Rabbit Retail offers so much more than I can show you in this post, both for rabbits and humans.

For anyone who loves bunny items then the Bun of a Kind section is one you should definitely keep bookmarked. This will feature rabbit items which Anna comes across.

If you see something you love in there, don’t forget to grab it ASAP, as it is bun of a kind.

For rabbits of course there is a huge selection of toys, care items, bedding, food and more!

This is just the start of Rabbit Retail and it will be interesting to see what the future hold for it. So do head over and have a look.

Plus if you want to buy something pop in the code: SARAH10 which will give you 10% off your first purchase and is usable up to December 31st 2020.

What do you think of the sound of Rabbit Retail, is it somewhere you can see yourself shopping?

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