
rabbit boarding
Boarding for rabbits, singly or in their usual pairs and groups.
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Little Pickles boards rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, small birds and chinchillas while you are away. We are on Puffin Cl in Beckenham, BR3 4BB.
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We take rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other small rodents, small birds and chinchillas. Tell us about your pet and we will talk you through what we can do.

Boarding for rabbits, singly or in their usual pairs and groups.
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Guinea pig boarding for the days or weeks you are away.
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Hamsters and other small rodents boarded while you travel.
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Boarding for small birds, with their own cage and routine.
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Chinchilla boarding for owners who would rather not leave them at home.
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Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 Google review.
“So professional and my bunnies was in a good hand while I was away”
FAQs
We board rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other small rodents, small birds and chinchillas. If your pet is a small animal and you are not sure we can take them, ring and ask.
Bonded pairs and groups are welcome and we keep them together. Tell us who lives with whom when you get in touch.
Small pets do best on the food they already know, so talk to us about what yours eats before the stay. Ring us and we will go through what to pack.
Yes, we would rather keep to the routine your pet is used to than change it. Write it down for us or go through it on the phone.
We are on Puffin Cl, Beckenham BR3 4BB. To book, call 07512 769108 and tell us your dates and what sort of pet you have.
Space depends on who is already staying, so it is worth asking as soon as you know your dates. Call 07512 769108 and we will tell you what we have free.
Good to know
A few notes from looking after other people's animals.

What to bring so your rabbit keeps eating normally away from home, and what you can leave behind.

The small changes in eating, hiding and chatting that tell you a guinea pig is comfortable somewhere new.

How to keep the journey calm and quiet, and what a chinchilla needs when it arrives.