🧳Travel & safety for the Britannia Petite
Britannia Petite : A small rigid carrier lined with hay and a non-slip mat limits travel stress, which is more pronounced in this highly strung breed. Partially cover the carrier with a cloth to soften stimulation during the journey.
Vet visits, holidays, moving house: sooner or later your rabbit will travel. The right carrier, proper car restraint, journey prep: our guides cover the gear and habits that turn a trip into a non-event.
A prey animal by nature, a rabbit travels in a rigid, ventilated carrier lined with hay — never a soft bag.
The guides that apply to you
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