The Little Warrens

29/08/2025

❤️ these two ❤️

19/08/2025

Current availability:

1-5 September
15-27th September
4th-24th October
3rd-30th November
1st-30th December note: 2 spaces left over Christmas week
1st-10th January note: 2 spaces remaining

15/08/2025

Sharing in case anyone uses these IKEA beds for their buns. I can't remember exactly what they look like to understand how a head could get stuck. Very sad 😢

14/08/2025

Every bunny needs a buddy for a pillow! ❤️

10/08/2025

Just when I think this little guy and his friend can't get any cuter....

04/08/2025

August/September dates that have become available:
26th Aug - 5th Sep
26th Aug - 27th Sep

20/07/2025

Due to cancellation I now have 4th-14th August free. If you'd like to book please get in touch 🙂

10/07/2025

Lots of boarding enquiries over the last few days so here is my up to date availability for the coming months 🐰:

July 11th - 18th 3 spaces available

August 2nd - 7th 4 spaces available
August 2nd - 8th 1 space available
August 2nd - 9th 1 space available
August 16th - 27th 1 space available
August 17th - 27th 1 space available
August 26th - 5th September 1 space available

September 1st - 5th 1 space available
September 14th - 30th 2 spaces available

October 1st - 24th 2 spaces available
October 4th - 24th 1 space available

November 3rd onwards 3 spaces available

December - currently good availability but starting to fill up.

03/07/2025

A useful visual guide to normal and abnormal bunny poos 😁

The cornerstone of rabbit health is their p**p!! It’s vital to know what’s normal for each of your rabbits and look out daily for any changes.

Any p**p routinely getting stuck around the bottom is a sign of a problem and needs investigating. Often it’s just that the diet is not balanced correctly but can be other medical issues too.

We can provide a thorough diet review consultation for your rabbit and create a tailored report with guidance on how to make changes - simply pop an email to [email protected] to find out more.

23/06/2025

Deposits:
Please note I will be reintroducing non refundable deposits for all new bookings.
This payment will come off the total boarding fee.
Any q's please let me know.
Thanks.

17/06/2025

Some useful info here of signs to watch out for:

Please Share - Stomach Pressing is such an important behaviour to be aware of as it signals stomach pain linked with GI stasis, blockages and/or bloat.

Stomach pressing is when your rabbit repeatedly presses their belly against the ground and gets up again, shifting uncomfortably and seeming restless. It's one of those behaviours that looks not quite right when you are used to rabbits, but if you've no experience you might not realise what it is.

So please share and make sure everyone knows that it's one of those things that if you spot, you need to be reaching out to your vet straight away.

If you'd like to learn about more behaviours that can signal illness, see here: https://www.therabbithouse.com/behaviour/behaviour-unwell.asp

10/06/2025

Could not love these fellas more. ❤️. I have the best job.