Unique Bunny & Guinea Pig Boarding

25/06/2024

☀️☀️☀️☀️The bunnies happy with their big fan and chilled veggies to keep them cool today 🥰☀️☀️☀️☀️

13/04/2024

Attention cat owners! 🐱

From 10 June 2024 cats over 20 weeks old must be and registered on a compliant database 📆

By microchipping their cats, owners can increase the likelihood that they will be reunited with their beloved pet in the event that they go missing.

27/02/2024

We have some of our old sleeping boxes for sale, measurements are in the photos. Would need collecting from us. All could do with a coat of varnish now but still solid!! Text me on 07985575616 if interested. 😊

16/01/2024

14/12/2023

14/12/2023

19/08/2022

This was found outside today… does it belong to anyone?

26/07/2022

Double ended bunny! Pancake and waffles

25/07/2022

24/07/2022

Albie and her Lettuce!

23/07/2022

Getting busy now for summer with our boarders! 🥰

18/02/2022

Bearing in mind the sormy weather we have moved everyone inside until it passes.

15/02/2022

Some of my Rex girls ❤️

25/01/2022

Some of my little monsters. I just love the cheeky attitudes of the rex guinea pigs…

01/11/2021

Little Rolly 🥰

01/11/2021

Sadly we are going to have to increase some of our prices for 2022 due to increases in running costs. The new prices will come in from the 1st January.
single rabbit/guinea £8 a day
pair rabbits/guineas £10 a day
trio rabbits/guineas £12 a day
hamsters/gerbils £4 a day per cage
ferrets/degu/chinchillas £6 a day per cage
up to 3 hens £6 a day (£1 per extra hen)

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19/08/2021

We are having work done on the driveway, sorry for any inconvenience this may cause but it will be alot better when its done! Xx

15/08/2021

Little Rolly having a run! 😁 love this little dude!

14/08/2021

Someone is enjoying his new toy! 😍

13/08/2021

Just an idea of what some of our accommodation looks like x

12/08/2021

These lovely little gerbils are ejoying their holidays too 😁 they are so friendly and very very nosey!

11/08/2021

The dried fruit leaf salad went down a treat with everyone 😍




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10/08/2021

Some baby ferrets we have.. so full of energy!!! 🙈 they certainly keep us on our toes!

09/08/2021

09/08/2021

You can just see the third bottom inside the house 🙈

22/07/2021

How can you keep your small pets cool this summer? ☀️🌊🐹🐭

Before attempting these interventions, let’s discuss them in more depth! ☺️

• Cooled ceramic tiles: These are great for all rodent species. Cool the tile in your fridge freezer and offer on one or two ends of the enclosure. This gives your rodent the choice to lay on the tile to cool down if necessary.
• Ventilation: Ensure enclosures are well ventilated; good air flow is always helpful. You can use a fan to move air around the room, however, avoid pointing the fan directly at your small pet or their enclosure.
• Frozen treats: Directly freeze some healthy, fresh foods in small quantities, offering sparingly. You may also get creative and make a variety of small frozen cubes filled with tasty foods to keep your small pets busy, and cool! Avoid in species such as rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus as this can cause digestion issues.
• Cooled sand baths: In species where sand use is appropriate, you can cool sand in your fridge before offering! This is particularly helpful in desert dwelling species where getting their fur wet is not suggested (eg. chinchillas, gerbils).
• Ice packs under enclosure: On one end only, you may place ice packs or freezer blocks under the enclosure to keep this end nice and cool! Cover the packs in a layer of cloth as to not expose your small pet to too cold a temperature.
• Cold, fresh water should always be offered to your small pets. However, if an animal is suspected to have overheated, do not offer ‘ice cold’ water as this may reduce their temperature too rapidly which can be dangerous, offer at room temperature.
• Move your small pets indoors if they are outside, as direct sunlight is extremely dangerous particularly at such high temperatures. Don’t be afraid to move your small pet’s indoor enclosures to another safe room if appropriate, as there may be more suitable and cooler rooms available.

I hope this helps! 💛 Keeping our small animals cool is so important - rodents overheat quickly and this can lead to deadly complications. Remember that they can also become cold very quickly, too, so always be safe using these methods.

Let’s do all we can to keep them cool AND safe this summer! 😎

15/06/2021

The lovely Buzz and Woody just arrived for their little holiday!

31/05/2021

What a handsome boy! ❤️

30/03/2021

Lupin.... just because shes pretty 💕

30/03/2021

Some of the mums and babies out in the sunshine today ☀️