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Due to a no-show, this sweet pair still need a home, so do get in touch if you can offer them a home 😊
Meet Ben and Jerry who live in Midsomer Norton. They are degus so a bit different from the usual rabbits and guinea pigs on here, but they need a new home just the same. Degus are rodents and they usually live for 6-9 years, and although they are social and live in same sex pairs or groups, they generally do not like being handled, so this needs to be kept in mind. Their owner Kelly said:
“I am unsure of their sex - we’ve called them ben and jerry and they are 18 months old. I have straw and hay and toys to go with them, but the cage is a friends so she will want that back.”
As Kelly has had them for 15 months, I think we can safely assume they are a same sex pair, as no babies have arrived. It would probably make sense for the new owner to get them sexed though anyway. The new owner will need a suitable large cage, and preferably have experience with degus or similar rodents.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for them, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we can go from there.
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Why is Bonnie still here?! She is neutered and ready for a new home, so do view her details further down the page and see if we can find her the lovely new home she deserves.
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This is a relist of this lovely pair - they have been on our books for ages now so I am hoping we will be successful this time 🤞
This pretty pair need a new home! The female (the harlequin lop x) has not been spayed so CottonTails will give £60 towards her spay, payable in advance of the op to the vet who will carry out the procedure. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit vet preference and location. She appears from the photo to be a bit overweight, so the new owner needs to be mindful of a good healthy diet for both of them.
She will benefit from her spay not only medically but behaviourally too, as she would appear to be a bit feisty on occasion - probably a result of hormonal fluctuations.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by PM (not comments) and we will go from there.
Here is what owner Becky said:
Callie is the female (white and grey). She is 3 years old and quite a large girl. She has lots of sass but also very loving. She always searches you for food even if you have just fed her. She loves a range of fruits and veggies. She also loves to chuck her ball at you for you to play ball with her. She absolutely loves lounging around getting as much beauty sleep as possible (not that she thinks needs it) so a little bribery with snacks should get her moving! She has been completely healthy with regular vet checks and never needed any medication. She is very protective of Dexter (her cage mate).
Dexter is the neutered male (white with black rings around his eyes). He is 4 years old and is the more reserved out of the 2. Dexter is very quiet and often relies on Callie to check things are safe before he can move. Although his bright blue eyes and dark circles stare into your soul, please know that there probably isnt a thought rolling around in his head apart from food! He’s a very sweet boy that loves a snuggle but he isnt the smartest of boys (please dont tell him that!). He is also very much a lover of food and has never been unwell.
We live just outside of Bath in Westfield/Radstock.
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Due to a no-show, this sweet pair still need a home, so do get in touch if you can offer them a home 😊
Meet Ben and Jerry who live in Midsomer Norton. They are degus so a bit different from the usual rabbits and guinea pigs on here, but they need a new home just the same. Degus are rodents and they usually live for 6-9 years, and although they are social and live in same sex pairs or groups, they generally do not like being handled, so this needs to be kept in mind. Their owner Kelly said:
“I am unsure of their sex - we’ve called them ben and jerry and they are 18 months old. I have straw and hay and toys to go with them, but the cage is a friends so she will want that back.”
As Kelly has had them for 15 months, I think we can safely assume they are a same sex pair, as no babies have arrived. It would probably make sense for the new owner to get them sexed though anyway. The new owner will need a suitable large cage, and preferably have experience with degus or similar rodents.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for them, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we can go from there.
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Why is Bonnie still here?! She is neutered and ready for a new home, so do view her details further down the page and see if we can find her the lovely new home she deserves.
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
This is a relist of this lovely pair - they have been on our books for ages now so I am hoping we will be successful this time 🤞
This pretty pair need a new home! The female (the harlequin lop x) has not been spayed so CottonTails will give £60 towards her spay, payable in advance of the op to the vet who will carry out the procedure. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit vet preference and location. She appears from the photo to be a bit overweight, so the new owner needs to be mindful of a good healthy diet for both of them.
She will benefit from her spay not only medically but behaviourally too, as she would appear to be a bit feisty on occasion - probably a result of hormonal fluctuations.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by PM (not comments) and we will go from there.
Here is what owner Becky said:
Callie is the female (white and grey). She is 3 years old and quite a large girl. She has lots of sass but also very loving. She always searches you for food even if you have just fed her. She loves a range of fruits and veggies. She also loves to chuck her ball at you for you to play ball with her. She absolutely loves lounging around getting as much beauty sleep as possible (not that she thinks needs it) so a little bribery with snacks should get her moving! She has been completely healthy with regular vet checks and never needed any medication. She is very protective of Dexter (her cage mate).
Dexter is the neutered male (white with black rings around his eyes). He is 4 years old and is the more reserved out of the 2. Dexter is very quiet and often relies on Callie to check things are safe before he can move. Although his bright blue eyes and dark circles stare into your soul, please know that there probably isnt a thought rolling around in his head apart from food! He’s a very sweet boy that loves a snuggle but he isnt the smartest of boys (please dont tell him that!). He is also very much a lover of food and has never been unwell.
We live just outside of Bath in Westfield/Radstock.
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