Bunny Breaks

26/11/2023

We’re excited to be taking part in the St Mary’s Christmas Tree Festival again this year. With free entry, why not pop along and join in the fun! We hope you like our tree - see if you can spot your furry friend!
More details about the festival can be found here:

Our 2023 Christmas Tree Festival opens on Saturday 25th November at 12pm. Free entry. For full details click below.

24/12/2022

Wishing all our friends and customers a very hoppy and peaceful Christmas! We look forward to seeing you all again in 2023.

26/11/2022

Bunny Breaks is proud to be taking part in the St Mary’s Church Christmas Tree festival again this year. Our tree’s theme is ‘Christmas is a time for family’. We hope you like it! The festival is free to visit over the next two weekends and has trees from over 20 local groups and businesses. Why not come along and vote for your favourite!

24/08/2022

23/12/2021

Happy Christmas from us at Bunny Breaks! Thanks to all our customers and pets for your support in 2021. We hope you all have a wonderful time and we look forward to seeing you again in 2022!🎄

27/11/2021

🎄🌲🎄This year sees the return of the Battle Christmas Tree Festival at St Mary’s Church. Bunny Breaks is pleased to be taking part once again! With 42 spectacular trees from local groups and businesses to see, why not come along this weekend (27/28 Nov) or next weekend (4/5 Dec) to join in the fun!

27/08/2021

Lots of hungry mouths to feed this morning 🥕 🥬

21/08/2021

Last Monday, we shared findings from Petplan about rabbit owners regretting adopting rabbits during lockdown because they underestimated the cost and care rabbits actually need.

If you are thinking of adopting pet rabbits, there’s a few things you need to know first:

1. Rabbits need to be kept in neutered pairs, so you should never just adopt one.

2. Rabbits can live up to 10 years. Are you ready for that commitment?

3. You might be ready for the commitment, but are you prepared to pay for it? Rabbits can cost up to £10,000 over their lifetime! Add another one or two rabbits to the mix and you’re not just looking at a bigger hutch, you’re looking at a re-mortgage!!!

4. Speaking of which…Rabbits are not suitable children’s pets that you can leave at the bottom of the garden in a hutch when the kids go back to school in September. If you thought that this was okay to do, then rabbits are not the pet for you.

Rabbits are not easy first-time pets like people assume, they require a lot of special care and attention.

For more advice on whether rabbits are the right pet for you, please visit our website: https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/rabbit-care-advice/ownership/think-you-want-a-rabbit/

Know anyone that is thinking of adopting rabbits? Please tag them or send them this post.

And finally, always remember to , and 🐰💛

06/08/2021

https://apgaw.org/the-rabbit-code/

The Rabbit Code APGAW has worked with a team of organisations – Rabbit Welfare Association, RSPCA, PDSA, Pet Industry Federation, Petfood Manufacturers Association and the Animal Welfare Foundation – to write a non-statutory Welfare Code for Rabbits and a public facing infographic. You can find ...

04/08/2021

Some useful tips, especially for those who are new to looking after rabbits

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