Customer Gallery
Here are photos of some of my customers. I find it really hard to narrow it down to one photo of each pet!

Delilah
Fluffy kitten! A little purring ball of happiness. Everything she did was at top speed which made me laugh. Very friendly and loved interaction but not a lap cat.

Benji and Bunji
Budgies with the cutest names. Bunji didn’t have a tail but both were friendly. Such lovely little noises and my teenage son enjoyed having them here. (He’s not usually interested in the visitors.)

Chanel
While the rabbits were here, I ate many meals in the garden with them. Chanel would come and gently nudge my ankle. He also didn’t want to go in at night but was easily bribed with his tea.

Coco
Coco and Chanel were two brothers that stayed for nearly three weeks. Coco was dominant – including over me when he didn’t want to go in at night.

Lexi
A shy cat that hid on the initial meeting so I was surprised that she came out to see me. As the visits went on, she even came to meet me when I went in. She may have been shy, but she still liked to play and purred when she had a fuss.

Libby
Libby was a friendly, playful and happy cat. Purring was her normal mode.

Pepsi
Pepsi wanted to give me a run around but she wasn’t fast enough. I didn’t see this as a win… just lucky.

Garfield
Garfield enjoyed the simple things in life - warm spot, food and drinking water from a puddle.

Rosie
Rosie was a rabbit who liked her freedom and gave me a good run around. Her mum did warn me but as the visits went on, she was able to outsmart me. Rabbits are very fast and slippery.

Dio
An outdoor cat who I’m pleased to say always came in – even if he did prefer me to open the door rather than using his cat flap. He always liked his food.

Kitty Soft Paws
This little girl was playful with a feisty streak. She was a runt with health problems and I was very saddened to hear that she passed away.

Chloe
Such a sweet older lady. She loved a fuss and was vocal about what she wanted. I found it very odd (but good) that she wasn’t interested in the rats.

Skittles and Smarties
These were two of the tamest rats I’ve seen. They came out when they heard me, were happy for cuddles and soon ran back for food. Each day I gave them a treat or fresh food and they made me laugh taking it away quickly..

Gus
I do have a soft spot for Russian hamsters. They can be nippy but this one wasn’t. He was very friendly and came out when he heard me talk to him.

Denny and Rosie
I was sad that Denny and Rosie were very shy and I didn’t see them much. This doesn’t happen very often. They were rescue cats who were happy to see me when I met then with the owners but nervous without them.

Martha, Lola, Rosie, Winnie, Delilah
These guinea pigs lived in a big shed but I put them in their outside run while I did all the other animals. It was lovely to see them all grazing. And yes, I did count them several times to make sure they were all back. Amazing home for them.

Primrose
I visited the house to care for these rabbits, guinea pigs, fish and hamster. Primrose was definitely the boss and had to come and see me first and check what I had. She was cheeky but gave nose nudges.

Percy
Percy was a sweet, gentle little boy. As with most rabbits, he was always interested in food. Nose nudges meant I was accepted by him.

Fish
I thought these were really pretty fish. There was also a snail called Rupert. Halfway through the visits I noticed there were lots of baby snails. It was the first time I had to let an owner know about about new additions.

Ollie
Shhh… I know Ollie isn’t a cat but his brother and sister are. Ollie is older and can’t manage long car journeys, so I stayed with him for a couple of days. He was well behaved and mainly needed doors opening and feeding. Perhaps he is a cat after all.