Small Mammals

Rosetted, scruffy and permanently hungry. A pair of young sows, handled daily since birth.

White mosaic female with the densest fur of any land mammal. Needs a cool room, not a warm one.

Low-set dumbo ears and the intelligence of a small dog. Clean, affectionate and badly misunderstood.

A smooth-coated young boar who needs a companion. Ideal if you already have a lone guinea pig.

The classic wild grey, and a confident young male. Most active late in the evening.

A bonded, neutered pair who sleep eighteen hours and spend the other six causing chaos.

Golden, palm-sized and strictly a loner. Must live alone, in a much bigger box than pet shops sell.

Tiny, quick and soft grey-cream. We recommend housing dwarf hamsters alone despite what you may read.

Same-sex brothers, awake during the day and happiest under 30 cm of bedding.

A small grey doe, already litter trained. Looking for a home with a neutered partner rabbit.

Neutered buck with a proper woolly mane. Ready to be bonded with a partner rabbit.

A bonded pair of nocturnal gliders. Demanding, specialised, and not a beginner's pet.

A young, well-socialised female. Solitary by nature and completely dependent on steady warmth.

Classic dark-masked sable hob, neutered and vaccinated. Currently reserved.