bunnybazaar.co.uk

Description: Bunny Bazaar was originally established by Julie Fox of the Rabbit & Guinea Pig Welfare Trust in 1998. Julie was ... more

bunnybazaar.co.uk ... concerned that most 'commercial' rabbit and rodent treats were either very sugary or full of artificial additives, so she decided to do something positive and started Bunny Bazaar. With her friend Gill, Julie created a range of natural, healthy and stimulating treats and toys that were an instant success.

Newest Review: ... choose what to buy. I chose a large exotic treat basket with different thigns which included pineapple, apple rings, alfafa hay (I think that's how you spell it) a pinecone, loads of other goodies, all encased in an edible basket. I also chose a large basket of wholemeal rabbit toasts and two rodi baskets (with similar treats for small rodents). (I also have two hamsters, glutton for ... more

... punishment, I know!) I was not able to resist the log thing that rabbits can chew (and we all know that rabbits like to chew!) and hide under at the same time. I also ordered some sore paws cream, made by a company that believes in cruelty free testing,...more

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bunnybazaar.co.uk: bunnies say yes to bunnybazaar (631 words)
by - written on 16/07/01 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Having used other pet websites before to order treats and toys for my two rabbits (yes they are very spoilt), I thought I'd give bunnybazaar a go after seeing it advertised in The British Houserabbit Magazine. I had a look at the webiste which is very well organised and divided up into sections for toys, health products and of course, the all important, treats. I noticed that at the moment, you cannot order online, but this facility is being developed. However, after looking at the website, there was a link to email for a catalogue. I did this and soon received a friendly reply saying that the catalogue would be posted first thing the next day. ... Read the complete review

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