Pets to Buy

Rats    Chipmunks      Chickens     Guinea Pigs      Rabbits     Goats      Sheep      Ponies

Rats

Rats are clean, intelligent and affectionate animals that bond to their human companions in much the same way that dogs do. They make playful, sensitive pets that can be taught to come by name and learn a variety of tricks. While rats are extremely rewarding pets, if you cannot guarantee to give your rats at least an hour of quality time every day, then perhaps a lower maintenance pet would be more suitable.

Baby rats: £8.00 each

Chipmunks

Chipmunks are rewarding pets andare very easy and cheap to keep. They will eat almost anything from peanuts and sunflower seeds to bananas and bugs that crawl into their cage. These animals like a variety of food and activities, although they hide far more food underneath their bedding than they ever eat!

Chipmunks: £25.00 each

Chickens

Keeping chickens is a real pleasure – sitting and watching them is very enjoyable. Not only providing entertainment, hens give the added bonus of providing eggs for the family and friends! As with all pets however, you will need to make sure that your birds are cared for correctly in order to keep them healthy, and maintain good egg production.

Chickens: £3.50-£15 each

Guinea Pigs

Guinea pigs can be kept outside or indoors and the decision as to where they will be kept will affect the type of cage or hutch required. As with any pet, keeping a guinea pig requires a commitment to care for it during its entire life, which could be 4 – 7 years or longer. This includes not only routine feeding, care and time spent with the animal but also the provision of veterinary treatment if the guinea pig becomes ill.

Guinea Pigs: £17.50 each
£30.00 for two

Rabbits

Rabbits are very affectionate and their playful and trainable nature means they also enjoy human companionship, even though most prefer to sit beside their owner rather than being handled. Rabbits are sociable and should be provided with company, especially if the owner is away during the day or the rabbit is to be kept outside.

Baby rabbits: £25.00 each,
Rabbits (3 months +): £15.00

Goats

In general goats make excellent pets. They are simple to feed and house, they respond well to human company, are easily handled and get on well with other animals. Groups of goats tend to have a very strong social hierarchy, so you will probably have to work around this and may need to feed a group of goats individually to ensure the dominant animal does not get all the feed.

Orphan goats: £40.00 each,
Pygmy goats: £150.00 (female), £125.00 (male)

Sheep

Sheep can be cheeky, affectionate, playful and ready to form a lasting a bond with their owner. Sheep are often good with children and if used to close human contact since birth they will enjoy a pat, scratch or hug. Most breeds of sheep are hardy and can over winter outdoors without any trouble. Given enough grazing, they will not need any extra winter feed, making them relatively low maintenance, though of course sheep do need to be sheared.

Sheep: £50.00

Horses And Ponies

Horses and ponies can provide companionship, loyalty and pleasure for many owners but they also need a lot of time, energy, love and money to ensure that they are happy and healthy. Horses are naturally grazing animals that live in a herd, so access to other horses for company and play is important.

Uppacott Sancerre (Sabrina):

Stunning 6 year old registered Dartmoor pony recently broken and looking for a new home. Would make ideal Pony Club or showing pony!

£2,500

£500.00

Hutches from £39.00

All animals are sold subject to availability, please call or contact an animal ranger when in the park.