We aim to dispatch all orders within 1-2 working days, all orders are sent via next day delivery with either Amazon, Royal Mail, FedEx UK, or DPD, this will be stated in your order details once it has been dispatched.

You should receive your order in around 2-3 working days.

Please note, during certain times of the year postal services are extremely busy which can delay orders, this is unfortunately outside our control, but we will always do our best to resolve any issues.

ALL orders over £19.99 come with free express delivery! Our standard shipping rate for orders under £19.99 is £3.95.

We only use express delivery services, so depending on the weight of your order this will be sent via Amazon, Fedex (orders over 2kg in weight) or Royal Mail (orders under 2kg in weight).

We do offer free delivery on certain products, these include: Hay Boxes, Botanical Hay Boxes & Forage Boxes, when purchased on their own you will be able to check out and select free express delivery. If you add another item onto your order (and the value is not over £19.99) this will then incur the standard £3.95 delivery charge. Any further questions regarding delivery, please contact us at : info@bunnybistro.co.uk

Rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, and degus have teeth that are constantly growing and if left unchecked, will impact their ability to eat and ultimately affect their long-term health.

Chewing is a natural behaviour that keeps your pet entertained along with combating any stress or anxiety they face. Since it’s a part of their nature, why not add an additional benefit to it? Chewing on edible toys (Enrichment Treats as we like to call them), such as any of our Wood Chew Sticks, helps your small pet wear down their incisors. It also helps to keep molar spurs from forming inside the mouth of rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas.

Molar spurs are a medical condition that form on your small pet’s teeth that can end up cutting their tongue, cheeks, and other soft mouth tissues. The presence of a molar spur will have your small pet avoiding the use of that particular tooth, which causes unnatural pressure on other teeth, making the uneven wear even worse. It will cause discomfort when eating, the misalignment of the jaw can cause other problems with jaw muscles and ligaments. It’s extremely important, that if your rabbit, guinea pig, or chinchilla is currently eating soft hay, that you add chew toys into their daily routine.

Commons symptoms include:

• Drooling
• Changes in food preference (especially, but not always, from harder to softer foods or to a few preferred foods)
• Showing interest in food but not eating or eating only small amounts
• Weight loss
• Swelling or pain at the jaw line, under the chin or in the cheek
• Bad odour from the mouth
• Runny Eyes
• Grinding teeth
• Reclusive or grumpy behaviour

If you notice your small pet with any of these symptoms, you should always get in contact with your vet to make sure they are 100% happy & healthy!

Here at Bunny Bistro we believe that all rabbits should be happy, and a healthy bunny is a happy one! To keep them as healthy as possible it is down to us owners to make sure that we meet all their needs. We have come up with a simple step by step plan for you to check off, that way you know that you are doing the best you can for your fluffy friends! 

1. It's a simple one, make sure clean, fresh drinking water is ALWAYS available
2. Make sure that you have a good quality dust extracted hay available at all times, don't worry about them overeating, your bunny is smarter than they look - they will only eat what their body needs!
3. Feeding a good quality feed pellet such as our Hypoallergenic Rabbit Pellets will ensure complete nutrition as well as added vitamins and minerals to help with digestive health, urinary tract health as well as skin & coat health!
4. Provide natural treats & forage for added fibre, as well as interaction & general wellbeing.
5. Offering small amounts of fresh greens daily will add variety & enrichment to their diet.
6. SPACE, we all know how important stretching your legs is, so make sure you offer your bunny as much space as possible, at a minimum your bunny should be able to hop 3-4 times, stand up fully, lie down and stretch out. Try letting your bunny have a hop around your garden (if bunny safe)

If you ask your bunnies, they will say there is no such thing as too much forage!

For the most part they are correct, you can feed your bunnies as much natural forage as they will eat, we recommend mixing handfuls in with their hay as well as giving handfuls throughout the day.

There are certain scenarios where you should limit forage, for example if your rabbit is overweight you should limit forage that is high in protein & sugars.

As our forage is 100% natural, the appearance can change from batch to batch, but don't worry, nutritionally it will be exactly the same!

Obviously if there is a big difference please get in contact with us and we can double check our stock to make sure you have received the correct product.