Kerry’s Pet Hotel
Established in 2011, our popular Pet Hotel service
is available all year round!
Drop off and Collection times
Monday to Saturday 10am to 2pm
* Closed Sundays & Bank Holidays
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* Pet Holidays are all inclusive - Price includes: Use of accomodation, bowls, bottles, hay, food, vegetables, bedding, toys and entertainment.
* All you need to bring on arrival day is your pet!
(Rabbits also need to bring vaccination certificates)
* We follow a strict daily cleaning routine, the exercise area, hotel rooms and equiptment are thoroughly cleaned with viral disinfectant in between our guests using them.
* Complimentary Paw Pedicures for Rabbit & Guinea Pigs guests.
* Your pets happiness is very important, we want them to enjoy their holiday, feel safe and as comfortable during their stay, we love getting to know each animal and their individual characters, once settled at the hotel, our guests soon let us know their holiday requests! and we customise their holiday to suit them.
* Security Cameras are located in the hotel so we can observe our guests at all times, cameras can also be set up if we have any concerns about a guest so we can monitor behaviour overnight.
* The Pet Hotel offers a safe, secure indoor environment with a great daily routine.
* Guests are
safe and protected from extreme weather and predators all year round, the hotel is all indoors, the temperature suits guests that are housed either indoors or outdoors.
* Pop in any time during opening hours to view the accommodation!
Un-neutered Rabbits & Pairs
We get to meet and spend time observing so many rabbits
here at the Pet Hotel! It is without a doubt rabbits kept as pets are much happier, calmer, healthier and have less
territorial behaviours when spayed or neutered,
and bonded with a compatible rabbit companion.
It is recommended this procedure is done at 4-6 months old,
older buns also benefit if they are spayed or neutered later in life.
We cannot accept un-neutered pairs of rabbits over
the age of 5-6 months old, even if the are the same sex,
due to the increased risk of them fighting.
We also cannot accept single un-neutered males during our
busy periods over the age of 6 months to avoid unsettling our
other guests with unwanted hormonal behaviour and scenting.
Unspayed females can be much more stressy with life and hormones,
and are at higher risk of getting uterine infections and cancers.
Rabbits are happiest when they are spayed/neutered,
have
access 24 hours a day to a safe and interesting space, the minimum recommended size is 10ft long x 6ft wide x 3ft high,
with platforms, tunnels, digging, foraging areas,
even bigger... if possible is better!
Life is always better with friends! Bonded pairs or groups of rabbits have a lot of sociable activities to do together, grooming,
grazing, foraging, plus they love cuddling up together!
Being a prey species they feel safety in numbers,
they provide comfort and constant companionship to eachother,
and should be kept bonded with a compatible spayed/neutered rabbit companion - Its never to late, every bunny needs a bunny friend!
Please research rabbit care advice at :
www.rabbitwelfare.co.uk
Like dogs and cats, rabbits also carry parasites, studies have shown over 50% of domestic rabbits carry the E.cuniculi parasite. Often rabbits carry the parasite and go through life with no symptoms, please research E.cuniculi in rabbits so you can be aware of the symptoms to look out for, and the consequences it can have.
Rabbit Vaccinations
Rabbits must be vaccinated, to protect against
three viruses: Myxomatosis, RHD1 and RHD2
Many rabbits are now having the new Triple Vaccine:
Nobivac Myxo-RHD PLUS
Covering Myxomatosis, RHD1 and RHD2
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Rabbits need a booster every twelve months.
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First time and overdue vaccines need time to become effective. See our vaccine page for more details .
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Rabbits not vaccinated to our requirements
will be turned away on arrival.
