Rabbit Boarding Information

A warm and safe stay, designed for your rabbit’s well-being. Here is everything you need to know before entrusting them to Sweetnest.

  • 1.50 × 2 mthe large room (the small one: 1.50 × 1 m)
  • 2 to 4 hoursout of the room each day, depending on occupancy
  • Twicea day, the rooms are cleaned
  • 1 to 2 timesa day, news in photos and videos
The Terrier Impérial: rugs, hideouts and wooden toys

The rooms

  • About 1.50 × 2 m for the large room, 1.50 × 1 m for the small one.
  • Cleaning twice a day, and the shared space disinfected between each outing, to avoid frustration and marking.

Outings and activities

  • Between 2 and 4 hours out of the room each day, depending on room occupancy.
  • Interactive games, cuddles and treats.
  • Meeting other rabbits, with your prior agreement.
  • A secure, supervised garden for rabbits used to being outdoors.

Furnishings

  • Tiled floor (a legal requirement), covered with rugs and blankets washed regularly.
  • Accessories and toys provided on site.
  • You can bring their belongings, and even set up their room yourself.

Food

  • Unlimited Crau hay.
  • A suitable portion of fresh vegetables every evening.
  • A small handful of Versele-Laga Cuni Complete pellets as a treat, in the morning and during outings.
  • Their eating habits are respected on request.

Health and safety

  • Rabbit specialist vet: VTNac Brussels, avenue Louise.
  • The hotel’s vet: Dr Pascale Pirot, rue Edith Cavell 188a, Uccle.
  • Night and weekend emergencies: Vet&Go, chaussée d’Alsemberg 1149, Uccle.
  • Every new guest spends their first half-day in their room.

News

  • Once or twice a day, with photos and videos.
A black and white rabbit in the grass

Before they arrive

Tick as you go: everything must be ready on the day of arrival.