• A 4’x4’ pen space at 3’ high to ensure safety.

  • I have 3 pens available, but can set up a 4th if given advance notice. If the 3 pens are full then reach out directly to see if I can have the 4th ready for you.

• Pens are layered with a tarp, cotton rug, and washable urine pads. Fleece is laid on the very top for comfort.

• You are encouraged to bring any additional comforts from home including blankets, stuffed animals, toys, and hideaways. The more the pen smells like home, the safer they will feel!

  • I can store small treats, toys, and pellets for your rabbits outside of their pen, but please take any large items like carriers home with you as space is limited.

• Orchard/Timothy Hay.

  • I predominantly use orchard as it is less prone to causing allergies but can supply timothy and even oat hay.

• Pellets: Oxbow adult/Science Selective 4+ years.

  • For short term boarding under a week. I ask that pellets be brought with your rabbit as I am limited of what brands I have available.

• Main greens: kale, romaine, green/red leaf lettuce.

• As available:

  • Greens: bok choy, carrot tops, wheat grass.

  • Herbs: mint, dill, basil, cilantro, parsley, oregano, lavender, sage.

  • Fruit/veg: apples, strawberries, pears, bananas, cucumbers, carrots, grapes, blueberries, raspberries.

  • Other: dried apple and strawberry leaves. Organic dried fruits from Trader Joes.

• While I love giving rabbits attention, I will generally limit touching the rabbits too much unless it is feeding time or a medical concern/treatment to avoid any unneeded stress.

• If you do need full grooming then please advise ahead of time to discuss. Pricing noted on the Price tab!

• For any thorough non-boarding grooming/nail trimming/etc, I recommend Patricia at Hare B&B https://www.facebook.com/HareBNBRescue

• I will reach out to you first if any sign of immediate concerns are noted to discuss next steps.

• I do have some emergency supplies on hand such as baby gas drops, styptic powder, recovery food, critical care, etc.

• If a vet visit is needed, you will be responsible for all charges. I will focus on getting you in direct contact with the vet if you are able to be reached by phone/text/e-mail.

• For 24 hour emergency, I use Blue Pearl Pet Hospital and will try either the one in Olympia or Lakewood.

• For standard care, I use Evergreen Avian and Exotic Animal Hospital located in University Place, WA.

Will you take unfixed rabbits?

• 99.9% of the time will be no. It will cause stress to other boarders and additional mess. If there is an emergency I may consider it, but it will be a case by case basis.

Can I drop-off/pick-up my rabbit outside normal hours?

• Possibly! We can discuss if known ahead of time. I understand emergencies happen due to canceled flights, trips, etc.