We found Tiggywinkles Wildlife Hospital really easily. Parking was really easy and we were right next to the entrance.
All the staff were really kind when we arrived and they were all expecting us which was really nice. Although it was the Easter holidays and really busy the staff gave us all the details of where to go, what to do and when the talks were going to happen. The man who did the talks was really helpful, answered my questions and was keen to show us lots of things. We saw the owls, falcons and kites.
I really liked the viewing area in the hospital. There was a baby rabbit in a hammock and a squirrel as well as birds. A ladder was there so you could get higher and look down into their beds which was good.
There are lots of quiet areas to sit in, even benches in the car park so it’s easy to have some space.
As it’s the biggest wild animal hospital in Europe there is lots to see and lots of different animals, but it’s not too big. It feels small and friendly and all the staff are very calm and smiley.
It was warm and sunny when we visited but you would need a coat if it rains as there are lots of different buildings to see, including a hedgehog museum which has a huge collection.
The inspection took place on 4 April 2023.