Turkeys, chickens and other birds
Grey Slate turkeys among them, a rare breed with a lot to say.
Rabbits and guinea pigs
The Cuddle Club. Sit down, keep your voice low, and a keeper brings a rabbit or a guinea pig to you.
Meet the Rabbits and Guinea Pigs runs twice a day. A keeper brings the animals out one at a time and children sit in a circle to hold or stroke them. It is calm on purpose. If your child is very excited we suggest watching the first round and joining the second.
Everyone washes their hands afterwards. There are hand-wash stations nearby.
Please do not feed the rabbits or guinea pigs. Their diet is carefully controlled.
Names to listen out for: Kevin, Moo.Names being checked with the keepers
- Can I feed them?
- No, please. Look and enjoy.
- Talks
- 1pm and 3pm
Wash your hands
After every animal, before every snack. The stations are by the paddocks and the picnic tables.
Also worth meeting
Black foxes
Silver-black foxes with their own big enclosure. The 4 o'clock feed is the talk people plan their day around.
Ferrets
Quick, nosy and funnier than they have any right to be. The ferret talk is at 2pm.