Hello. Ludo here. First, an update on Biggles. He seems happy with his new meds, and is enjoying life in his run at the other end of the room. I've been thinking about hay. Obviously hay is very nice. It seems different in different places. The hay we get here is much longer than the …
Way-aye, Roscoe here again. Nowt much has happened this week. Except May finished. We've had morning cuddles and cucumber, a run, and breakfast. Then we've had a snooze or three. I have to say, the amount of breakfast varies. Sometimes we get just three bits of veggies from the fridge (it's colder, and not as …
Hi, all. One of the things Neville and I have got used to in the year we've been here is funny food. Winter is much the same as we were used to, but in summer, we get all sorts of stuff. When we arrived, I don't think Nev and I noticed what we got, to be …
Hello and welcome to George's Guinea Pig World. I'm Percy, and I run this place with Kevin. George set it up in 2009, which is before I was born. I live in a nice cage next to Oscar, and his brother Midge lives next to Kevin. Our A to Z theme is "Our Favourite Things" …
Since I arrived in November, I got used to the things Mummy takes out from the white box for our breakfasts. There's usually celery, a few varieties of lettuce, or some cauliflower or broccoli, and there was dark green kale which was rather nice. And carrots, and peppers and sometimes some other root vegetables. Sometimes …
Even though we haven't been out in the garden much this week, Mummy's been bringing in loads of leaves for our breakfast. Colman is modelling today's breakfast in the photo. You can see lettuce , chard (he's got a bigger leaf than we got), fennel, mini-carrot, frilly lettuce, celery, kale and maybe even a strawberry …
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