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Client review - Poonham said " I would strongly recommend Sleepyburrows. Bobby loves it here and knows his second home

Client Review - Candy Said

" Leaving your beloved pet with Jemma gives you peace of mind"

5/5 Star Reviews - Please see our FB Page

Client Review - Debbie Said

" Great Place, Thomas & Fudge came home clean and soft. Not sure who had a better holiday them or us !"

Hello


A very warm welcome to Sleepy Burrows. We offer a specialist small animal boarding service, cared

for by a Qualified Registered Veterinary Nurse.

Located near Romford conveniently within easy reach of the M25, A12 and A127.

We strongly believe that all pets should receive comfort, security and exercise at all times and we can offer specialised care for your pet whilst you are on holiday, moving house, recovering from illness, having guests to stay or many other reasons why you may not be able to give your beloved pet the care and attention that they deserve.

As a RVN I understand that some owners find giving routine medication difficult, here at Sleepy Burrows we can help! Just ask about our Healthcare Packages.

Mobile Veterinary Nurse services now available.

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Some of our Veterinary Services 

Schedule 3 Surgeon (RVN) PLease see RCVS register

Nails from £6

Anal Glands £12

Rabbit Healthcare/Pamper from £10

Guinea Pig Health treatment from £6

Ear Clean 

Medication help ! !!

Bandage Changes / Specialist in Wound Care 

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Vaccinations 

 A valid Vaccination Card is required on arrival 

RCVS current recommendation is to administer a myxomatosis + VHD1 vaccine and then a VHD1 + VHD2 vaccine separated by 2 weeks until other vaccines are made available. • Vaccines can be given from 5 weeks of age and protect against VHD 1 and 2 and myxomatosis for a period of 12 months – please speak to any of our team for more information on getting your rabbit vaccinated

We encourage all clients to worm their rabbits to protect them against Cuniculi and other parasitic problems. If you struggle giving wormers.

 

Ask for Help!

Availability 

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Medication & Diabetics - Once you have seen your Vet you may feel apprehensive to inject  or give your Pet medication whether that's tablets, ear drop s or bathing a wound. We can offer support to teach you to medicate your  Pet within his  home environment.

Tortoises coming out of hibernation ? Need help ? Please feel free to get in touch 

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