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Welcome to The Egghouse! 🏠

🙏 Thank you

For looking after our buns and our home! This guide covers everything you need to know about caring for our three rabbits and the house while we're away.

💬 Questions or feedback?

Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions. If you have comments or suggestions for this guide, we'd love to hear them!

Last updated 07/05/26

Meet the buns! 🐰

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About Me

White and brown/grey patches. Basically a puppy in a rabbit's body! He's an old soul (9!) who loves to sunbathe and snooze. Looking for someone to give him snacks.

Interests

  • Sleeping in the sun
  • Getting ear rubs
  • Snacking on hay, treats, and anything and everything
  • Being the centre of attention
  • Cuddles

Staying Cool in Summer 🌞

  • Keep the ceiling fan on — the light switch by the door controls it
  • Open the living room bay window and conservatory windows for airflow
  • If it's very hot (uncomfortable for a person), move Obi into the kitchen
  • Place a blanket over Barclay and Sisko's gate so they can't see each other
  • Move Obi's water and litter tray into the kitchen too

Litter Habits 🚽

Obi is a bit lazy and occasionally misses the litter tray. Replace the puppy pads on his chair as needed — spares are in the white box on top of the hay tub.

Red Flags 🚩

  • Will fight Barclay if given the chance
  • Can get a poorly tummy if fed too many veggies
  • Lying in the litter tray or pressing his tummy to the ground
  • Refusing food indicates a problem

About Me

Dark brown with streaks of light brown. He's the adventurous type who loves to explore new heights (literally). Not into touching, but might let you stroke his back if you play your cards right. Sometimes he looks like he's seeing ghosts.

Interests

  • Jumping (still working on the landing part)
  • Lurking in the dark
  • Napping whilst looking like a loaf of bread
  • Stomping his feet to express displeasure (you'll know if you've upset him!)

Red Flags 🚩

  • Likes to nibble things he shouldn't — cardboard and paper are fine, but watch out for wires and furniture

About Me

Light brown all over. He's energetic in short bursts and will collapse in a flop when he's done. He loves to sleep on his side with his eyes open and make everyone think he's dead. 💀 If you catch him when he's snoozy you can usually get some good pets in.

Interests

  • Running around like a race car
  • Jumping over Sisko
  • Selective petting
  • Giving a gentle nip if he thinks you're in his way

Red Flags 🚩

  • Will fight Obi if given the chance — keep them separated
  • Likes to nibble things he shouldn't — cardboard and paper are fine, but watch out for wires and furniture
  • He may genuinely look like he's died. Give him a gentle poke — he's usually still with us. 💀

House Information 🏠

Access & Security

🔑 Keys
Key safe in the garden behind the gate
🚪 Locking the front door
Can be tricky — lift the handle and turn the key to lock. You may need to pull on the door to get it to lift all the way.
🚪 Internal doors
Keep Obi's conservatory door open to let heat in. Keep all other doors closed.
🪟 Windows
Closed when you leave. If it's hot, leave windows on the security latch (partially open) — the conservatory windows can be left open for airflow.
🐰 Enclosure gates
When away, make sure all gates are closed and wedged shut.

Gates and Resources

Hay and Litter
Both in grey tubs under the stairs. 1 scoop of litter in each tray, 1 handful of hay in each tray.
Grey tubs under the stairs: left is litter, right is hay.
Gates
Unclip the Barclay and Sisko's gate and move it to cover the entrance to the kitchen. You can wedge it between the bin and the wall.
Obi has plenty of space so doesn't need to go in the kitchen
Obi's gate should be wedged shut. Barclay and Sisko's gate should cover the entrance to the kitchen.

🧽 Cleaning Litter Trays

  1. Pull the whole litter tray liner out and tie it up
  2. Put the tied liner in the black refuse bin outside down the side of the house
  3. If needed, use the cleaning spray and a paper towel to wipe down the litter tray
  4. Add a new liner from the pink box into the litter tray
  5. Fill the bottom of the litter tray with clean litter (Megazorb) - about 2-4 scoops
  6. Add in some fresh hay
Litter trays setup and cleaning supplies

☀️ Hot Weather: Moving Obi

If it is very hot in the conservatory, Obi should be moved into the kitchen. If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for him!

  1. Move Obi's hay, water, and bed box (the box to the right of the computer) into the kitchen.
  2. Set up Barclay and Sisko's gate as normal to stop Obi from getting into the living room.
  3. Place a blanket over the gate so they can't see each other.
  4. Keep Obi's gate across the conservatory door to stop him from going back in and cooking himself.
Tip: Check the temperature in the conservatory regularly during hot weather. If you feel uncomfortable, Obi will too!

Home Maintenance

  • Heating: Thermostat under the stairs - just under 20°C is comfortable
  • Bins: Every Tuesday morning.Schedule
  • Mail: Place into the letter holder on the window sill by the door

Updates & Communication

  • Any questions or concerns, please contact us. Videos are always appreciated!
  • Please note any unusual behavior or concerns with either the rabbits or the house.

Daily Schedule 📅

  1. Check all bunnies are active and well
  2. In warm weather, check Obi's room temperature
  3. Set up gates and let Barclay and Sisko out for a run around
  4. Litter tray check and clean
  5. Refresh water and hay as needed
  6. Give Obi some cuddles
  7. Feed everyone their daily herbs
  8. Put pellets in bowls — the sound encourages bunnies back to their enclosures
  9. Close the gates and make sure everyone is back in their space
  10. Final check — all bunnies secure, house locked up

🌡️ Temperature Monitoring

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Below 22°C — Comfortable
22–26°C — Getting warm, check the fan & windows
Above 26°C — Too hot, move Obi to the kitchen

Outdoor Forecast — Next 6 Hours

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Outdoor temperatures only — the conservatory typically runs 5–10°C warmer.

🥕 Feeding Guide

🌾 Hay®

The official snack food of The Reindeer Games

Large handful in each litter tray daily. About the size of 1 bunny

NOTE: They may not have eaten all of yesterday's; just top-up as needed

🥬 Greens

Daily handful of fresh herbs (Each day is portioned out in a tub in the fridge. Split evenly between the 3 buns)

🍪 Treats

Take your pick from the treats jars under the clock in the kitchen. One or two treats per bun per day

💧 Water

Refresh water bottles as needed.

If the water bowl is dirty clean with dish soap and rinse well

🥣 Pellets

1 level scoop of pellets per bun per day in their bowls.

Use the sound of the pellets to encourage them back into their enclosure just before you leave.

💊 Medication Reference Guide

None of the buns currently need medication — this is here for reference if they ever do.

If a bunny needs oral medication, the best approach is to hide the dose in a lettuce leaf so they take it willingly. Your vet will tell you the correct dosage. Follow these steps:

Step-by-Step Instructions:

  1. Get one lettuce leaf per bunny out of the bottom drawer in the fridge
  2. Prepare the correct dose as instructed by the vet
  3. Squirt the dose into the medicated bunny's lettuce leaf
  4. Feed the bunny the leaf with the medicine in it
  5. Give the other bunnies their plain leaves at the same time so they don't try to steal the medicated one
  6. Make sure the bunny has eaten the whole leaf

⚠️ Important Note:

If some medicine spills, that's okay — don't try to give another dose. The important thing is that the bunny gets most of it. If in doubt, call us.

Medicine preparation step 1

Preparing the medicine

Medicine preparation step 2

Preparing the lettuce leaf

Medicine preparation step 3

Adding medicine to the leaf

Medicine preparation step 4

Feeding time

🔎 Where can I find...?

Hay
Grey tub under the stairs
Clean litter (Megazorb)
Grey tub under the stairs
Pellets
In the tall container with the blue lid on the table
Herbs
Tupperware in the fridge
Puppy pads
In the white box on top of the hay tub
Vacuum Cleaner
In the kitchen, the battery charger is behind the door to Obi's room. You'll need to put it on charge after use.
Bin Bags
In the kitchen, the bin bags are stored under the sink

Emergency Information 🚨

Warning Signs

  • Refusing food/treats or not drinking for more than 4 hours
  • Lethargy or unusual behavior
  • Signs of pain (Discomfort, titled head, hiding away)

Contacts

Vet Information

The Pet Vet

24/7 Emergency:

01522 458 895

Carlton Centre

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Lincoln,

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