Redbeck Rabbit Boarding

1 month ago

Rabbits require just one vaccine yearly (Nobivac Plus) which covers for both strains of VHD & Myxi.
It is very easy for your rabbit to get VHD. It can be in hay (even shop bought), it can live on your clothes, shoes from being outside, dogs & cats, wildlife etc.

We cannot board your rabbit/s if not vaccinated. It will void our insurance and we do not want to put any of our guests at risk.
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Redbeck Rabbit Boarding

2 months ago

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟

We are thrilled to announce that Redbeck Rabbit Boarding has been awarded the prestigious Pet Product and Service Award by LUXlife Magazine 2024! 🏆🐰

For the past 6 years, we have dedicated ourselves to providing the highest quality care for your beloved small animals, and this recognition is a testament to our commitment and love for what we do. With over 200 glowing customer recommendations, we couldn't be prouder or more grateful. 🙏❤️

Thank you to all our amazing clients for your trust and support. This award is as much yours as it is ours. Here's to many more years of exceptional service and happy guests! 🐇✨

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Redbeck Rabbit Boarding updated their cover photo.

2 months ago

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Redbeck Rabbit Boarding

3 months ago

Leaving a pet at a boarding facility can bring about various concerns for owners, some of the biggest worries include:

Safety and Security: Owners worry about the safety of their pets, particularly in terms of secure enclosures to prevent escapes, and safety from potential threats from other animals or accidents within the facility.

Health and Well-being: There's also the concern about the transmission of diseases and the overall health of the pet. Owners are concerned about their pets receiving proper medication if needed, and monitoring for any signs of illness or stress.

Emotional Stress: Some pets may experience separation anxiety or stress being in an unfamiliar environment without their familiar family members. Owners are often concerned about how their pets will cope emotionally during their stay.

Quality of Care: Will the pet receive enough attention, love, and interaction? Will their unique needs (dietary requirements, exercise routine, etc.) be adequately met?

Personalised Attention: Pets, especially those with specific routines or personality quirks, require personalised attention, and owners worry that their pet might not receive the individual care they need.

Hygiene and Cleanliness: Cleanliness of the boarding facility is crucial. Unclean conditions can lead to health issues and discomfort for pets.

Qualifications Are the people looking after the pets professionally trained to deal with a range of behavioural and medical issues that could arise? The competence is a significant concern.

Daily Routine Disruption: Pets often thrive on routine, and owners might worry about their pets adapting to a new routine in their absence.

Communication: Owners desire regular updates on their pet’s status and well-being while away. There can be a worry about whether the boarding facility will communicate regularly and effectively.

Emergency Preparedness: In case of an emergency, is there a clear protocol? Are there facilities in place to deal with medical emergencies? Do they have access to a veterinarian?

Here's a checklist of things to consider when choosing an animal boarder:

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Vaccination proof
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Welcoming -
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Redbeck Rabbit Boarding updated their cover photo.

6 months ago

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Redbeck Rabbit Boarding

7 months ago

In a winter wonderland, festive and bright,
Where Redbeck Rabbit Boarding shines each night,
Rabbits snuggle close, spreading joy and cheer,
As Christmas magic fills the atmosphere.

Guinea pigs in tiny scarves, oh so snug,
Joining the chorus, with a joyful little hug,
Parrots chirping melodies, merry as can be,
Their vibrant plumage shining on the tree.

Mice scuttle 'round, bringing laughter and glee,
As snowflakes twinkle, setting their spirits free,
In this cozy haven, holiday dreams come true,
Where love and warmth always ensue.

So let's celebrate this season, hand in hand,
United by love, across the wintery land,
At Redbeck Rabbit Boarding, comfort is found,
With rabbits, guinea pigs, parrots, and mice abound.

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