Does anyone use Jollyes?

[Pipstrel]

I want to go to a Petshop tonight but don't want to go to Pets@home and my small local pet shop is a bit pants! Is the above any good for rabbit related stuff?

[lisabunnie]

a friend of mine gets all her supplies from the one in Harlow

She seems to think its ok

[cute_fuzzies]

The one I visited had some of the rosewood Naturals range, plus willow sticks/balls etc.

[holidayhutch]

We have used the one at Meadowhall Helen in an emergency for Sawdust and Hay. They have willow balls and stuff like that but it's not great for rabbit stuff unless you want sugary treats(yuk) P@H have more though hate using them. Pet Station in Rotherham has a few more accessorie related stuff.

[Crystal butterfly]

ive used Jollyes a couple of times i went mad in there one time with all the toys :oops: was picking one of everything up lol i honestly have to use pet shops that dont sell pets that way i cant be tempted :)

[SarahM]

We use Jolleys at Meadow Hall, they are ok for hay, sawdust etc. and stock the big bags of rabbit pellets.

It depends what you want to get really

[Estelle]

I buy hay from there to use in litter trays. They also sell bags of Science Selective food and they do some cheap pet carriers but they don't have any nice bunny toys.

[Pipstrel]

Thanks, I might just go and have a quick look to see what they have, then can always go to PAH (complain about the animals) and then buy some toys :( Does anyone know where I can buy syringes from?

[Beckie31]

I get some of my bits from the one in Waterlooville and its fine for the basics, it has pellets and timothy hay and some healthy treats and a few toys. Not the widest choices though :D

[WalnutEarth626]

Thanks, I might just go and have a quick look to see what they have, then can always go to PAH (complain about the animals) and then buy some toys :( Does anyone know where I can buy syringes from?

Go to your local pharmacy and say your diabetic, they should give you them ;)

[Pipstrel]

Go to your local pharmacy and say your diabetic, they should give you them ;)

I can't do that! and I want needleless ones!

[Teepee]

I can't do that! and I want needleless ones!

I should think not! Telling "porky-pies" to pharmacists is a very naughty pass time!!:lol:

[Becca6]

I went to the one near Meadowhall last week. Got T a cat litter tray, which Bell is now using as T has got unlitter-trained since their bonding, after finally getting him used to using one properly for the first time :roll:, two willow wigwams - Bell's was destroyed within hours and T's was destroyed within hours of them starting to live together :shock:, and a lovely new cat collar for Ollie - he looks beautiful :D. Looked like there was quite a lot of rabbit food and hay, but I was disappointed at how few toys they had. Good thing really with the size of the order I've just done at Hay Experts :shock:

[Doncat5]

I should think not! Telling "porky-pies" to pharmacists is a very naughty pass time!!:lol:

Oh surely we've all told a small white lie to our local pahracist... How else can you get iron tablets for your dog? My vet told me to go the chemist... just say theyre for you, and dont mention the dog! Saved me a fortune. :D

[Sooz]

I can't do that! and I want needleless ones!

I have some you can have, what size do you want?

[applebed]

I can't do that! and I want needleless ones!If you can't wait for Sooz to sort you out, and you don't want to lie, there's a medical supplies shop on Glossop Road:

Paramount Medical
341 Glossop Road
Sheffield
S10 2HP

[March Hare]

We have a HUGE Jolleyes near to us. I go there for soft chopped straw for bedding, and sometimes my baled hay if they have some good quality stuff in. I also have a couple of buns who eat Dodson and Horrel pellets, and can get a 20 kg bag there for £8.00. Ours stock Excel and Science Selective too. They have quite a few dishes and a few toys and stuff, and also the huge bags of RediGrass.:D

[MilliesMam]

I go to the one in Doncaster all the time, cheaper than P@H, lots of choice and they don't sell animals (although they have a pet parrot at the back who talks to you!:lol:) it's only one I've found in the area that stocks science Selective
If you ask at the counter mine have clippers and other stuff it's just not on display (so it doesn't get nicked!!)

[touie]

I go to the one in Waterlooville its nice and cheap and I get bits there, I do think the animals are kept better at P@H than they are at this Jolleys store and the staff have no idea about them either, I've butted in loads of times when they were mid flow talking rubbish :shock::roll:

[Pipstrel]

I have some you can have, what size do you want?


I'm making a box of stuff up to take to Jill tomorrow when I pick Dillon up from her and she said they need some 1ml syringes. Its ok if I can't get any I'm taking other things too.

Helen x

[Pipstrel]

If you can't wait for Sooz to sort you out, and you don't want to lie, there's a medical supplies shop on Glossop Road:

Paramount Medical
341 Glossop Road
Sheffield
S10 2HP

Thanks for that I might pop in and see.

Helen x

[rabswood]

We have used the one at Meadowhall Helen in an emergency for Sawdust and Hay. They have willow balls and stuff like that but it's not great for rabbit stuff unless you want sugary treats(yuk) P@H have more though hate using them. Pet Station in Rotherham has a few more accessorie related stuff.

I have talked to both Managers at Jolleys Meadowhall Retail Park and Pet Station in Rotherham requesting natural rabbit stimulation products.

Both have now started stocking some of the better stuff willow balls, sticks etc and stuff from thew Naturals range which they didn't have prior to my giving them grief (but in a nice mad rabbit woman sort of way) I even took examples (pictures) of stuff I buy off the internet. So I would say if lots of people do that they will start looking harder for things that appeal and stimulate rabbits rather than children.

Jolleys do nice inexpensive bags of dried grass which my buns and especially g pigs like.

Rabswood

[Pipstrel]

I have talked to both Managers at Jolleys Meadowhall Retail Park and Pet Station in Rotherham requesting natural rabbit stimulation products.

Both have now started stocking some of the better stuff willow balls, sticks etc and stuff from thew Naturals range which they didn't have prior to my giving them grief (but in a nice mad rabbit woman sort of way) I even took examples (pictures) of stuff I buy off the internet. So I would say if lots of people do that they will start looking harder for things that appeal and stimulate rabbits rather than children.

Jolleys do nice inexpensive bags of dried grass which my buns and especially g pigs like.

Rabswood

Thank you I think I'm def going to pop to the Meadowhall one tonight and see what they have got. And if I can't find lots i'll ask them to start stocking it!

[*Michaela*]

I prefer Pets at Home myself, the rabbits and guinea pigs are treated a lot better in P@H. :? Teeny weeny cages, tiny hutches sold, unhealthy "treats." The toy selection is ok-ish, I suppose, nothing like what they have in Pets at home though.

[Hugo's There]

I use the Milton Keynes Jolleys for food and dried grass although they don't have many rabbit toys. I like to use them as they don't sell animals ( except fish)

[cashmincal]

I've been to them in the past, they have a good selection I have found and the one I've been too doesn't sell any furries or fish.

[March Hare]

No animals sold at the one I go to either, even though it is a really big one.:D :D

[Jack-Bun]

We use Jolleys at Meadow Hall, they are ok for hay, sawdust etc. and stock the big bags of rabbit pellets.

It depends what you want to get really

I sometimes use that aswell. Yu can get great Dog crates from the middle isle (they are huge!)

Also, I got a massive hamster cage from therebwhen I got my auntie cage for her hammie for Xmas:oops::lol::lol:

[FriskyClover]

I always use the one near me because they don't sell any pets. They have really nice quality hay in their 'jumbo' bales and have a good range of rabbit foods and equipment. Their staff are really helpful too.