What to pack for your bunny’s boarding stay
Not sure what your furry friend should bring to our luxury rabbit hotel? This packing list serves as a guide for your bunny’s stay at Willow Woods Bunny Boarding.
Mandatory
1. Current 6-monthly or annual calicivirus vaccination record, ie. must be valid for the entire duration of your bunny’s stay.
2. Proof of recent mite treatment as a preventive measure.
ie.
(a) receipt not older than 3 months reflecting mite treatment at a vet clinic, or
(b) an un-opened tube of Revolution for Puppies & Kittens for treatment during check-in (not before!)
or
(c) purchase a tube of Revolution for Puppies & Kittens from us.
Please note that the use of mite sprays is not acceptable for our boarding purposes as they have not been found to be effective.
3. Clean, light-weight carrier in good working condition for use during emergency evacuations
Note: Baskets with open tops, boxes with open tops, cardboard carriers and bulky/heavy carriers are not useful during emergency evacuations. Neither are damaged carriers that take a while to open or shut.
4. Oxbow Critical Care & meloxicam, if your bunny has a history of gut stasis
5. Medication (if any) with clear instructions
6. Brush/comb if you would like your bunny to be brushed daily during the stay (additional fees apply).
Optional
7. Pellets, mixes and/or treats with daily quantity to be fed clearly indicated on the container, otherwise, the quantity will be given at our discretion.
8. Litter tray and/or litter material
9. Water bottle or bowl
10. Clean toys
11. Clean towels and/or clean cat beds
Note:
A. Label all your bunny’s belongings especially beds, towels and blankets, to avoid mix-ups during the laundry process.
B. As storage space is limited, do not bring along an excessive amount of items.
C. A cleaning and disinfection charge of $10 will be imposed on each item that is soiled/dirty when initially brought into our facility. There is no charge for cleaning these if they are soiled during your bunny’s stay.