What happens before your tiny toot comes for boarding at The Tiny Toots?
What happens during boarding?
What is provided?
Your burning questions, answered below. Or you could chat with us – click on the ‘Chat’ button on the right.
The Tiny Toots is located in Kovan.
3 days is the minimum. If it’s 1 or 2 days, we suggest that you leave your tiny toot at home, with an auto feeder as well as more litter box. It’s stressful for your tiny toot to have to adjust to a new environment in 1-2 days, then go back to their own home.
More space, more 1-on-1 time…need we say more?
Each room is cleaned twice after each boarding – once with a general cleaner, once with F10. Even the walls are wiped down.
The house is also fully grilled and meshed to ensure your tiny toot is unable to slip out.
The Tiny Toots was started 7 years ago. I’ve done boarding and fostering part-time for the first 5 years, and full-time for the last 2 years.
I’ve handled more than 300 tiny toots since 2017, and able to adjust to the temperament of any tiny toot.
You’ll only need to bring your tiny toot’s food – wet and/or dry food.
It’s natural that we want our tiny toot to adjust quickly to the new environment.
The reason we provide all of these items is so you can travel light and enjoy your well-deserved break.
To help your tiny toot adjust, I recommend that you sleep with a t-shirt for a week, and leave that t-shirt with your scent in your tiny toot’s carrier when you bring him or her over.
The Tiny Toots only boards cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and chinchillas. We do not board dogs, so rest assured there will be no dogs around!
The premises is also 100% pork free.
To help your cat adjust to the new environment, it would be best if you do not. Daily updates will be sent to you – we know you’ll miss your tiny toot!
You’ll only need to bring your tiny toot’s food.
The Tiny Toots only boards cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and chinchillas. We do not board dogs, so rest assured there will be no dogs around!
The premises is also 100% pork free.
To help your rabbit, guinea pig, hamster or chinchilla adjust to the new environment, it would be best if you do not. Daily updates will be sent to you – we know you’ll miss your tiny toot!