Jamie has his tea

Jamie is also pictured having his tea. He is a very clever rabbit and has worked out where the gate to the rest of the garden is situated, and makes a beeline for it whenever it is open. We have to be quick and on our toes to make sure he doesn't escape.

Sausage & Chutney tuck in!!

Sausage and Chutney are back with us again and it great to see them. They have calmed down (a little) since we first had them board with us and seem to take it all in their stride. 

Here they are tucking into their veg at teatime this evening.

Naboo and Poppy

Here are the latest photos of Naboo and Poppy having their tea. They certainly enjoy their food these two. They will have to start gearing themselves up to meet Uncle Jason (or the vet as we call him) to have their myxo jabs, as he is coming out on the 9th August to do all of our rabbits, plus some extras, a total of 18!!

Coco & Benjamin

This is Coco and Benjamin who arrived yesterday. They are regular boarders with us and it is good to see them back once again. Although a young, loving couple of bunnies, Benjamin is like most males and likes to have some time alone.

Coco looks a bit miffed by this, but we are sure they will be back together in no time, doing some mutual grooming.

Nutmeg

Nutmeg is one of our older guests returning again. He recently had some dental problems so we are being careful with his diet. Oddly enough he can crunch on a piece of apple and pear, but struggles to chew cabbage and can only manage to suck it!! He had a nice time out in the run this afternoon.

Fatboy & Trouble

Here are two more guinea pigs who also came on Thursday, Fatboy and Trouble!!! We remember these two piggies from last summer and they are still as active as ever. As you can see they quite like having their photo taken and made a nice pose for the camera.

Sparky & Cuddles

Here are Sparky and Cuddles, two guinea pigs who came to us on Thursday evening. They have spent most of this afternoon out in the run on the grass and have enjoyed themselves immensely.

This has not been taken in a special photographic studio, despite the silver background, but just out in the garden. The foil is there to stop the sun and also to stop the rabbits spooking the guinea pigs.