Doylestown Family Petting Zoo

We have tons of great animals down here to pet. Admission $5.

Bucks County

Jeff Werner

Philadelphia Metropolitan Area

Doylestown

Pennsylvania

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So there's a whole lot of promoted stuff on the site that isn't actually promoted in stripe right now.

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Your Source For Dog Food In The Greater Doylestown Area

Doylestown Dog Food

Michelle made the decision to join Pet Supplies Plus Pack for many reasons…but mostly puppies! Combining her entrepreneurial spirit with her passion for animals – embracing the brand where the focus is the health and happiness of your furry, feathered and scaled friends...and well fun…we are here to help!

Michelle made the decision to join Pet Supplies Plus Pack for many reasons…but mostly puppies! Combining her entrepreneurial spirit with her...

Is your pooch feeling depressed? Bring them in for a session

Pet Therapy Of Warminster

We also do medication. First visit is free only pay for drugs.

Dino Ciliberti

Warminster

Come see our striped ponies and take a ride

Striped Ponies of Doylestown

We offer rides on these beautiful striped ponies. $5 for 15 minutes. All ages welcome.

I stopped into Raymer's Homemade Candies Thursday for a quick peek behind the scenes of where chocolate bunnies come from. Sue Raymer was at the front counter and Mark was in the back popping bunnies from their molds. Amy Cox, chief bunny maker on Thursday, demonstrated the technique. The two halves of the mold are snapped together then the chocolate is poured in from the bottom to coat the mold. Then bunny is turned upside down so the excess chocolate spills out, back into the vat. Once the chocolate cools and hardens, they gently pop open the mold, and shave off any excess around the seams. Presto! A chocolate bunny. <video controls poster="https://test.patch.com/img/cdn/users/122990/2013/03/d918bc8015d39645da1cac18d631a451.jpg" height="420" preload="none"> <source src="https://test.patch.com/img/cdn/users/122990/2013/03/d918bc8015d39645da1cac18d631a451.mp4" type="video/mp4"></source> <object type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="360" height="240" data="player.swf?file=https://test.patch.com/img/cdn/users/122990/2013/03/d918bc8015d39645da1cac18d631a451.mp4"> <param name="movie" value="player.swf?file=https://test.patch.com/img/cdn/users/122990/2013/03/d918bc8015d39645da1cac18d631a451.mp4"></param> <a href="https://test.patch.com/img/cdn/users/122990/2013/03/d918bc8015d39645da1cac18d631a451.mp4">Download the movie</a> </object> </video>

I stopped into Raymer’s Homemade Candies Thursday for a quick peek behind the scenes of where chocolate bunnies come from. Sue Raymer was at the front counter and Mark was in the back popping bunnies from their molds.

Amy Cox, chief bunny maker on Thursday, demonstrated the technique. The two halves of the mold are snapped together then the chocolate is poured in from the bottom to coat the mold. Then bunny is turned upside down so the excess chocolate spills out, back into the vat.

Once the chocolate cools and hardens, they gently pop open the mold, and shave off any excess around the seams. Presto! A chocolate bunny.

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With just a couple days to Easter, Raymer's Homemade Candies is pumping out the chocolate bunnies as fast as their fine Belgian chocolate allows.