At Woodgreen, we understand that life is full of surprises around every corner. And sometimes things can get in the way which are beyond your control which might make it hard to care for your rabbit.
No matter what the reason may be, whether you have work or financial pressures, you’re moving or simply don’t enough time – we’re here for you.
First of all, our dedicated team could provide the support you need to keep your beloved pet in the home without having to hand them into our care. This might be through behavioural advice, medical help or guidance with training. Whatever the issue may be, we can help you.
Whether you need advice on how to care for your rabbit, or how to support their behavioural needs, our Behaviour and Training Specialists here at Woodgreen can offer free, expert pet advice. Whatever the issue may be, our friendly team can help. Get in touch with us online, over email or on the phone.
We offer a range of virtual and live workshops and classes, providing further support for pet owners. Visit our dedicated workshops and classes page.
Pet ownership isn’t always easy, but we are always here to listen to your problems and talk you through some of your options in the hope to resolve your issue. If you feel you need to give up your pet, we can support you through the next steps.
We know this sounds like a daunting task, but there are different services for you to choose from to hopefully take some pressure off.
To ensure every pet gets the best possible care whilst waiting for a home, we can provide care in:
If you haven’t found the answers you’re looking for, or you need advice on a different topic, we’re here to help. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our friendly team.
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