Pet rodent advice

There are several foods and plants that can be poisonous to small animals. Take a look at our list below of foods and plants to avoid.

These lovely, natural crackers are easy to make and perfect for your pet fibrevores, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, degus or chinchillas this Christmas.

Chinchillas can become very tame if they are socialised well.

These festive wreaths are perfect for keeping your fibrevore's teeth and digestive system healthy, and they look great too! You can gift these to your rabbits, guinea pigs, degus, or chinchillas this Christmas.

Although chinchillas are small creatures, they can be very active and need plenty of space to run around.

A self led e learning course suitable for anyone with guinea pigs, thinking of them as pets or who would simply like to learn more.

Learn all about what guinea pigs need with this interactive workshop. Whether you are thinking of getting guinea pigs or want to know if yours are happy, this workshop will help! Suitable for all the family.

Rats are omnivores, so they need both meat and vegetables in their diet. A good quality, complete dry mixture that provides essential nutrients should form the basis of your rat’s diet.

Create the best environment for your dwarf breed or Syrian hamsters

Guinea pigs have been a firm favourite as a family pet for many years now. They are sociable creatures who depend on the companionship of their own kind but also enjoy interacting with their human owners.

Guinea pigs are sociable animals – they should always be kept in pairs or small groups to keep them happy and healthy.

Gerbils are generally quite healthy animals – most of their illnesses come with age.