Rabbit boarding

What do you all do when you go away? We're away for two nights near to Christmas so we've got family coming in to look after Pudding. There's only one full day that we won't see him (going Friday afternoon, back Sunday afternoon), so that should be fine. But we're away for four nights at the end of that month and it seems a bit cheeky to ask family to spend so much time here! I can't find a boarder that keeps the buns indoors and doesn't require you to bring your own cage. We can't move Pud's, it's mahoosive. So my options are:
a) Buy a smaller cage for him to use as a holiday home and book him in somewhere
or
b) Use a home visiting service. I've found this one: http://www.one2onepetservices.co.uk/Pages/HomePetSitting.aspx , and they'll do two visits a day. I'm sure he'd get a few family visits as well on top.
I think option B would be the least stressful for him, but obviously he wouldn't get as much attention as usual :? But then, he probably wouldn't at a boarders either. Any advice?

I ask a couple of friends to check in on them twice a day and give them some money when we get home.

Whereabouts in Surrey are you? The Rabbit Crossing in windlesham boards house bunnies in massive hutches in a heated summer house.

http://therabbitcrossing.org.uk/

Walton on Thames. Windlesham is a bit tricky to get to for us, classic car + M25 = disaster

Don't know if any of these are near you

http://www.findpetboarding.com/smallpetboarding/uk/england/south_east/surrey/

There's one close to us, but it's not very clear where the buns are kept. Might be worth a call!

PM'd you! Not sure if you'd want an Internet randomer looking after your buns though!

cm85 said:

Walton on Thames. Windlesham is a bit tricky to get to for us, classic car + M25 = disaster

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HI:wave:

I went to Walton today and the journey is via Weybridge/back of Cherstey, avoiding the M25 - about 25 minutes.

If I can help, then please feel free to e-mail me on therabbitcrossing@yahoo.co.uk and I can send you some information.

Helen

Thanks Kavanne, really kind of you but I think he might need more time Duchess, that's handy to know, thank you! We're leaning towards having someone visiting, just because Pud doesn't like travelling, but if that doesn't seem like the best option after I've investigated a bit I'll get back to you!