Alves Woodside Warren

01/01/1970

     Most of the accommodation for our rabbit/guinea pig guests, is based indoors in one of our outbuildings attached to the main house, where they will have a safe, peaceful stay. PHOTOS COMING SOONThe outbuildings are naturally light and airy, so remain cool in the summer and will be suitably heated in the winter for our guests. We also have a few outdoor hutches available for our guests who prefer to live outdoors and at the same time if you would prefer to bring their own cage for their stay, please just let us know at time of booking.Our smaller guests, both furry and scaley alike, are accommodated in a room within the main house itself and we ask that you bring their own cage/housing, as we do not have all the many, various types of housing required for the varying types of guests that we accommodate. We also find that it helps to reduce any unwanted stress during their stay if they are comfortable with their own familiar surroundings and helps them to feel at home during their time with us. We like our guests to have as much fun and be as happy as possible during their stay with us, so we like to offer all of our boarders as much time exercising, playing and having a cuddle as is possible. We have outdoor/sheltered runs during the fair weather for our rabbit/guinea pig guests and during the colder, wet weather they will still have daily exercise indoors in the outbuilding and inside the house, ensuring they will always have enough playtime. No boarders will ever be mixed together at playtime or any other time unless they have been brought to us already sharing/living together.During exercise time, guests will be offered various chew toys, tunnels and boredom breakers to play with and i try and vary the types of toys they have every day so it keeps playtime more interesing. All of our guests both furry and scaley, will also be offered daily exercise as well as time out for petting and cuddles (if they want it).