Dutch Rabbits Price: £24.00 Please Ring For Availibility Dutch rabbits are a small to medium sized rabbit that are friendly in temperament and easily handled. They make lively responsive pets with distinctive characters.

British Giant Rabbits Price: £50.00 Please Ring For Availibility

Pet Mice Price: £3.75 Babies Available, Beautiful Silver Colouring Mice are very intelligent and lively creatures which can be tamed easily. The average livespan of a mouse is about two years, they can be kept in groups comprised of individuals of the same sex if you do not intend to breed them, although males will fight from time to time. Their diet consists of mixed seeds and grains (you should avoid large amounts of sunflower seeds and peanuts, the high oil and fat content can lead to skin and weight problembs, they will also accept small amounts of fresh fruit and vegetables. Signs of a healthy mouse. 1- Eyes should be bright and clean with no discharge. 2- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 3- Mouth should be clean and no signs of dribbling. 4- Breathing should be quiet and regular, not laboured. 5- Body condition - should be well covered and rounded, no abdominal swellings. 6- Coat should be well groomed with no signs of soiling or matting. 1- Suitable size cage for your pet mouse. 2- shavings/sawdust to cover the cage floor, bedding (fluff/paper for nest area) 3- food and food dish. 4- water bottle. 5- Mouse wheel to give them plenty of exercise (most cages come equipped with a wheel) 6- Exercise ball- good form of exercise (ideal place to put your mouse while cleaning out the cage. 7- mineral stone ideal in keeing your pets teeth, sharp and the right length also providing minerals at the same time. 8- Salt lick. There are also a large range of treats on the market today many of which are high in nutrition and also a large range of toys and knaws for chewing and fending off bordem.

Pet Rats Price: £9.95 Please Ring For Availibility Rats are very intelligent creaturtes which can be tamed very easily. The average livespan of a rat is about 3-4 years, rats are sociable creatures and will even live together quite happily in single sex pairs or trios. Their diet consists of a seed and grain mixture or a pelletized food, they will also consume fresh fruit and vegetables and even cooked meats, avoid large amounts of sunflower seeds and peanuts as these contain large amonts of oil and fats which can cause skin problembs especially in rats. 1- Eyes should be bright and clean with no discharge. 2- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 3- Mouth should be clean and no signs of dribbling. 4- Breathing should be quiet and regular, not laboured. 5- Body condition - should be well covered and rounded, no abdominal swellings. 6- Coat should be well groomed with no signs of soiling or matting. Requirements for keeping a Rat. 1- Suitable size cage for your pet rat. 2- shavings/sawdust to cover the cage floor. 3- food and food dish. 4- water bottle. 5- Rat wheel to give them plenty of exercise (most cages come equipped with a wheel) 6- Exercise ball- good form of exercise (ideal place to put your rat while cleaning out the cage). 7- mineral stone ideal in keeing your rats teeth, sharp and the right length also providing minerals at the same time. 8- Salt lick. 9- Pet house- providing a safe sleeping area. There are also a large range of treats on the market today many of which are high in nutrition and also a large range of toys and knaws for chewing and fending off bordem.

Chinchillas Price: £85.00 One Male Available 12Months Old. Lovely Temperment. Chinchillas make excellent pets. They are lively creatures with a cuddly appearance, and an average life span of around 10-15 years. If purchased from a very young age, they can be tamed very successfully. Chinchillas are fed on pellets which are made up of dried grass and other ingredients containing vitamins and minerals along with a chinchilla mix eg charlie chinchilla, they will also appreciate alf alfa and hay (a good source of roughage) and fresh fruit and vegetables such as apples, pears, grapes and cabbage etc. Chinchillas do not bathe in water like most other animals but like to bath in sand (special sand for chinchillas) this keeps their fur soft and fluffy.

Russian Dwarf Hamsters Price: £9.95 Please Ring For Availibility This is one of the smaller breeds of hamsters, and unlike its larger relative (syrian hamster) these will live quite happily in pairs or small family groups most of the time. Hamsters make excellent pets if handled regulary and gently from an early age they will become very tame. . Hamster have short lifespans and most will only live a little over 2 years. They are nocturnal animals sleeping through the day time and awakening early evening. Their diet is a mixture of seeds, grains and nuts (a good quality hamster mix will provide a well balanced diet). They will also accept a small amount of fresh fruit and vegetables. Signs of a healthy hamster: 1- Eyes should be bright and clean with no discharge. 2- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 3- Mouth should be clean and no signs of dribbling. 4- Breathing should be quiet and regular, not laboured. 5- Body condition - should be well covered and rounded, no abdominal swellings. 6- Coat should be well groomed with no signs of soiling or matting. Requirements for keeping a hamster. 1- Suitable size cage for your breed of hamster. 2- shavings/sawdust to cover the cage floor/hamster bedding for sleeping area. 3- food and food dish. 4- water bottle. 5- hamster wheel to give them plenty of exercise (most cages come equipped with a wheel) 6- hamster ball- good form of exercise (ideal place to put your hamster while cleaning out the cage. 7- mineral stone ideal in keeing your hamsters teeth, sharp and the right length also providing minerals at the same time. 8- Salt lick. 9- Hamster house-providing a feeling of security for your hamster. There are also a large range of treats on the market today many of which are high in nutrition and also a large range of toys and knaws for chewing and fending off bordem.

Syrian Hamsters Price: £9.95 Available Now Hamsters make excellent pets, if handled regulary and gently from an early age they will become very tame. When syrian hamsters become mature they begin to fight, so it is advised that they are kept on there own. Hamster have short lifespans and most will only live a little over 2 years. They are nocturnal animals sleeping through the day time and awakening early evening. Their diet is a mixture of seeds, grains and nuts (a good quality hamster mix will provide a well balanced diet). They will also accept a small amount of fresh fruit and vegetables. Signs of a healthy hamster: 1- Eyes should be bright and clean with no discharge. 2- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 3- Mouth should be clean and no signs of dribbling. 4- Breathing should be quiet and regular, not laboured. 5- Body condition - should be well covered and rounded, no abdominal swellings. 6- Coat should be well groomed with no signs of soiling or matting. Requirements for keeping a hamster. 1- Suitable size cage for your breed of hamster. 2- shavings/sawdust to cover the cage floor. 3- food and food dish. 4- water bottle. 5- hamster wheel to give them plenty of exercise (most cages come equipped with a wheel) 6- hamster ball- good form of exercise (ideal place to put your hamster while cleaning out the cage. 7- mineral stone ideal in keeing your hamsters teeth, sharp and the right length also providing minerals at the same time. 8- Salt lick. There are also a large range of treats on the market today many of which are high in nutrition and also a large range of toys and knaws for chewing and fending off bordem.

Netherland Dwarf Rabbits Price: £24.00 Please Ring For Availibility This is one of the smallest breeds of rabbits and is easily recognised by its tiny ears and its cute round face. The pure netherland dwarf should not exceed 2.5lb in weight and its ears should be no more than 2 inches in length. Rabbits are very sensitive and have gentle natures, which makes them an excellent pet. They are the most popular of all the small animals kept as pets of which there are over 40 different species. The average lifespan is around 6-8 years. Rabbits do like company and if you are considering more than one it is wise to have two females. If you have two bucks (males) they will almost always fight once they are sexually mature which could lead to inflicting serious injuries to one another. A male and female will generally get on, but they will also produce young unless the male has been doctered. Often people will house rabbis and guineapigs of a similar size together. It is best to base their diet upon a balanced food, such as that formulated in pellets eg (excel or supreme science) also foods based on alf alfa. They enjoy hay (good source of roughage) especially in winter when grass is sparce. they will also appreciate foods such as cabbage, carrots, sprouts, and turnip etc. it is not advisable to feed to much lettuce, as this has little nutritional value and can cause diarrohea. Signs of a healthy rabbit: 1- Breathing quiet and regular 2- Eyes should be bright and clear with no discharge. 3- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 4- Incissors should not be over grown. 5- Ears should be clean with no discharge. What you need to keep a pet rabbit. 1- Suitable size housing for your breed of rabbit. 2- Rabbit run to keep your rabbit fit, healthy and to stop him becoming obese. 3- Shavings to cover the floor of the hutch. 4- Straw for bedding and to keep them warm. 5- Hay to eat daily for roughage. 6- Water bottle. 7- Food. 8- Dish. 9- Salt lick 10-Mineral stone providing vitamins and minerals while at the same time keeping their teeth sharp, and at the right size. You can also provide your rabbit with treats(many of which have a lot of nutritional value) also there are a variety of toys on the market provding hours of fun for your pet and fending off bordem.

Mini Lop Eared Rabbits Price: £24.00 Please Ring For Availibility We have mini lops available most of the time and in a variety of colours (black, black/white, beige, beige/white, sooty fawn etc) The mini lop is easily recognised, not only by its size(the smallest breed of lop eared)but by their cute floppy ears. A true breed of mini lop should not exceed the weight of 3.5lb. Rabbits are very sensitive and have gentle natures, which makes them an excellent pet. They are the most popular of all the small animals kept as pets of which there are over 40 different species. The average lifespan is around 6-8 years. Rabbits do like company and if you are considering more than one it is wise to have two females. If you have two bucks (males) they will almost always fight once they are sexually mature which could lead to inflicting serious injuries to one another. A male and female will generally get on, but they will also produce young unless the male has been doctered. Often people will house rabbis and guineapigs of a similar size together. It is best to base their diet upon a balanced food, such as that formulated in pellets eg (excel or supreme science) also foods based on alf alfa. They enjoy hay (good source of roughage) especially in winter when grass is sparce. they will also appreciate foods such as cabbage, carrots, sprouts, and turnip etc. it is not advisable to feed to much lettuce, as this has little nutritional value and can cause diarrohea. Signs of a healthy rabbit: 1- Breathing quiet and regular 2- Eyes should be bright and clear with no discharge. 3- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 4- Incissors should not be over grown. 5- Ears should be clean with no discharge. What you need to keep a pet rabbit. 1- Suitable size housing for your breed of rabbit. 2- Rabbit run to keep your rabbit fit, healthy and to stop him becoming obese. 3- Shavings to cover the floor of the hutch. 4- Straw for bedding and to keep them warm. 5- Hay to eat daily for roughage. 6- Water bottle. 7- Food. 8- Dish. 9- Salt lick 10-Mineral stone providing vitamins and minerals while at the same time keeping their teeth sharp, and at the right size. You can also provide your rabbit with treats(many of which have a lot of nutritional value) also there are a variety of toys on the market provding hours of fun for your pet and fending off bordem.

Dwarf Lop Eared Rabbits Price: £24.00 Please Ring For Availibility Rabbits are very sensitive and have gentle natures, which makes them an excellent pet. They are the most popular of all the small animals kept as pets of which there are over 40 different species. The average lifespan is around 6-8 years. Rabbits do like company and if you are considering more than one it is wise to have two females. If you have two bucks (males) they will almost always fight once they are sexually mature which could lead to inflicting serious injuries to one another. A male and female will generally get on, but they will also produce young unless the male has been doctered. Often people will house rabbis and guineapigs of a similar size together. It is best to base their diet upon a balanced food, such as that formulated in pellets eg (excel or supreme science) also foods based on alf alfa. They enjoy hay (good source of roughage) especially in winter when grass is sparce. they will also appreciate foods such as cabbage, carrots, sprouts, and turnip etc. it is not advisable to feed to much lettuce, as this has little nutritional value and can cause diarrohea. Signs of a healthy rabbit: 1- Breathing quiet and regular 2- Eyes should be bright and clear with no discharge. 3- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 4- Incissors should not be over grown. 5- Ears should be clean with no discharge. What you need to keep a pet rabbit. 1- Suitable size housing for your breed of rabbit. 2- Rabbit run to keep your rabbit fit, healthy and to stop him becoming obese. 3- Shavings to cover the floor of the hutch. 4- Straw for bedding and to keep them warm. 5- Hay to eat daily for roughage. 6- Water bottle. 7- Food. 8- Dish. 9- Salt lick 10-Mineral stone providing vitamins and minerals while at the same time keeping their teeth sharp, and at the right size. You can also provide your rabbit with treats(many of which have a lot of nutritional value) also there are a variety of toys on the market provding hours of fun for your pet and fending off bordem.

Lion Head Rabbits Price: £24.00 Available Now Rabbits are very sensitive and have gentle natures, which makes them an excellent pet. They are the most popular of all the small animals kept as pets of which there are over 40 different species. The average lifespan is around 6-8 years. Rabbits do like company and if you are considering more than one it is wise to have two females. If you have two bucks (males) they will almost always fight once they are sexually mature which could lead to inflicting serious injuries to one another. A male and female will generally get on, but they will also produce young unless the male has been doctered. Often people will house rabbis and guineapigs of a similar size together. It is best to base their diet upon a balanced food, such as that formulated in pellets eg (excel or supreme science) also foods based on alf alfa. They enjoy hay (good source of roughage) especially in winter when grass is sparce. they will also appreciate foods such as cabbage, carrots, sprouts, and turnip etc. it is not advisable to feed to much lettuce, as this has little nutritional value and can cause diarrohea. Signs of a healthy rabbit: 1- Breathing quiet and regular 2- Eyes should be bright and clear with no discharge. 3- Nose should be clean with no discharge. 4- Incissors should not be over grown. 5- Ears should be clean with no discharge. What you need to keep a pet rabbit. 1- Suitable size housing for your breed of rabbit. 2- Rabbit run to keep your rabbit fit, healthy and to stop him becoming obese. 3- Shavings to cover the floor of the hutch. 4- Straw for bedding and to keep them warm. 5- Hay to eat daily for roughage. 6- Water bottle. 7- Food. 8- Dish. 9- Salt lick 10-Mineral stone providing vitamins and minerals while at the same time keeping their teeth sharp, and at the right size. You can also provide your rabbit with treats(many of which have a lot of nutritional value) also there are a variety of toys on the market provding hours of fun for your pet and fending off bordem.

Guinea Pigs Price: £14.99 Cute Babies Available Now We have guineapigs available most of the time and in a variety of breeds and colours. Guineapigs also known as cavies, are very placid animals and make the ideal family pet. The avarage life span of a guineapig is about 6 years. As pets it is best to keep two females together as adult males could fight when sexually mature, but two males from the same litter will hapily live together, if the cage is big enough. If introduced together at an early age, and are of a similar size, rabbits and guineapigs can be kept together. Guineapigs can not produce their own vitamin c, if they do not get vitamin c as part of their daily diet they will suffer deficiency problembs eg skin disorders, rickets or hind leg paralysis etc. They have complete foods both pelleted and flaked with added vitamin c. Signs of a healthy guineapig 1- Body condition, should be plump and well fed, no abnormal swellings. 2- coat should be dense and shiny. 3- eyes, bright clear and no discharge. 4- nose should be clean with no discharge. 5- mouth should be clean with no discharge. 6- breathing should be quiet and regular. 7- check back legs for no signs of paralysis. 1- Suitable size housing for your guineapig. 2- Run area to keep your guineapig fit, healthy and to stop him becoming obese. 3- Shavings to cover the floor of the hutch. 4- Straw for bedding and to keep them warm. 5- Hay to eat daily for roughage. 6- Water bottle. 7- Food with vitamin c 8- Dish. 9- Salt lick 10-Mineral stone providing vitamins and minerals while at the same time keeping their teeth sharp, and at the right size. You can also provide your guineapig with treats(many of which have a lot of nutritional value) also there are a variety of toys on the market provding hours of fun for your pet and fending off bordem.

English Rabbits Price: £24.00 Please Ring For Availibility The English rabbit is one of the oldest breeds, existing as far back as 1838. It is also known as the Old English or the English Spot. English rabbits weigh 6-8 lbs (2.3-3.6 kg), making them medium-sized. They are friendly and lively and have an inquisitive nature. There are five colours - black, blue, tortoiseshell, chocolate and grey. The markings include a butterfly-shaped mark on the nose, coloured ears, eye circles, spine marking (which is herring-boned) and a spot on each cheek and a chain of spots along the body.

Chipmunks Price: £35.00 Babies Available Now Chipmunks are very active animals and are a close relative of the true squirrels, like squirrels, chipmunks can jump from branch to branch with great ease burning up a great amounts of energy, therefore requiring a large amount of carbohydrates as a source of energy. Their diet consists of cereals, maize, oats, corn, nuts and they will also appreciate fresh fruit and vegetables, sunflower seeds, small bird seeds such as canary seeds, hay and also mealworms which also provides a valuable source of protein. The avarage life span of a chipmunk is around 5-6 years, but they have been known to live as long as 12 years. Chipmunks are less likely to disagree if they are kept in true pairs, or a group with a single male and upto three females, males housed together will probably fight. Chipmunks are suitable to be housed indoors or in an avairy outdoors. If chipmunks are to be housed in an avairy outside it is important they are protected from all the elements. A small shelter should be attached to their enclosure and ensure nest boxes are under cover A healthy chipmunk 1- Eyes should be clean and bright. 2- Teeth should not be over grown. 3- Active and alert. 4- Coat should be bright and glossy in appearance. 4- Bright glossy coat. What you need to keep a chipmunk. 1- Suitable size housing 2- Shavings for the bottom of the cage 3- Branches and perches for them to climb on. 4- Nest boxes, usually 2 or 3 for each pair of chipmunks. 5- Hay for roughage and also nest material. 6- food. 7- Water bottle. 8- Food dish. 9- Wheel, chipmunks love to exercise.

French Lops Price: £40.00 Please Ring For Availibility French Lops are wonderful, big bunnies weighing upwards of 4.5kgs. They have large, thickset bodies with a large, broad head and a general chunky build. They have great personality and character - tending to bond closely with their owner and displaying much affection. Frenchies make perfect house-bunnies, ideally living free-range in your bunny-proofed home with their litter tray, bowl and bottle tucked into a quiet area of your home or their own indoor cage with attached play-pen during unsupervised periods if they are still settling-in or are not yet fully litter-trained. They can also live outdoors in conventional hutches but these need to be big - about 1.8m (6')wide x 1.2m (3') deep and 60cm (2') high to allow plenty room to stretch out. An exercise pen or access to your garden will also be required. If a bunny has to live outdoors in a hutch then we always advise that they should be housed in neutered pairs, a castrated boy with a spayed girlfriend, to provide companionship, stimulation and help prevent boredom. Generally it is best to purchase a pair - ideally a boy-girl pair together but the boy must be castrated IMMEDIATELY he reaches puberty, usually around 12-16 weeks of age. If you are not purchasing both bunnies together either as a boy-girl or girl-girl pair (ideally littermate sisters) If a girl is adopted first then there is no guarantee she will accept a boy on 'her' territory as females are much more territorial than boys. If she is a mature female aged over 5 months then she will probably need to be spayed first then 5 weeks later may be more willing to accept her new boyfriend - A partner or companion is not essential for indoor house-bunnies as they tend to receive far more stimulation and companionship from their humans when living as a member of the family.

Chinese Dwarf Hamsters Price: £9.95 Please Ring For Availibility Chinese hamsters are small cousins of the russian and syrian hamster. They are a very cute little mammal that can be easily looked after by anyone they can be a little quick but have great temperments. They can be housed in small groups so make facinating animals to watch interacting.