smanimals... our other creatures

<h3>Do you have a vet on-site?</h3> <div class="faq_ans_img"><img loading="lazy" src="https://d12fifzdy7ujh4.cloudfront.net/images/faqs/faq_48.jpg"></div> <div class="faq_ans_text"><p>No, we do not have a vet <em>on-site</em>.</p> <p>However, that really should not worry you. Our own vets at <a href="/what-we-do/dkc-veterinary-clinic" target="_blank">DKC Veterinary Clinic</a> are available to our boarding staff 24 hours a day, every single day of the year, so if anything is ever wrong we do have the resources that you and your pet need.</p> <p>Furthermore, in almost all cases when a pet is needing veterinary attention, it is not an emergency situation. So we will be able to book appointments with our own clinic or your preferred vet if you wish, and we will also of course always let you know in advance that we are doing that unless for some reason you are unreachable and it cannot wait.</p> <p>Finally, because of <a href="/what-we-do/boarding-daycare/love-and-other-stuff-too" target="_blank">the way we work</a> on a daily basis, we almost always discover very early if there are any developing problems, which also does a lot to keep your pet well and, most importantly, to avoid emergency situations almost all the time.</p></div>

<h3>Food ~ What should my rabbit be eating?</h3> <div class="faq_ans_img"><img loading="lazy" src="https://d12fifzdy7ujh4.cloudfront.net/images/faqs/faq_pet_photo_69.jpg"></div> <div class="faq_ans_text"><p>This is almost certainly going to surprise you.</p> <p>Did you know that rabbits are strict herbivores and need (and enjoy!) a diet of 80%-90% grass or hay? Yep! It's true! It's not all about fresh fruit and veg ~ in fact, it's absolutely <em>not </em>all about that. Gooooood ol' hay, and you're sorted.</p> <p>But what about that last 10%-20%? Well, bring on the fresh green veggies (e.g. cauliflower or kale, etc.) and a small amount of healthy treats (such as fruit and other colourful veggies) and good quality pellets (say 5%).</p> <p>It probably goes without saying that diet is very important, so don't make too many assumptions ~ give your rabbit what he&nbsp;<em>really</em> needs!</p> <p>&nbsp;</p></div>

<h3>Do I get a discount if I bring my own food?</h3> <p>Sorry about this, but no. Food for your pets is, of course, a cost for us but another very significant cost factor is the actual time, effort and resource to do the feeding itself. With all the pets we have in our care, special feeding, even if it's your own food, requires that much more involvement.</p> <p>We hope you understand.</p>