We at Little Farmers Cabin take your health and safety very seriously and have put in measures, to minimise any risks, while visiting the farm. By law we must inform you, all animals naturally carry some micro organisms, which can be transmitted to humans where they may cause ill health. Whilst the hazards are real, the risk of infection is low and can be readily controlled by following these simple practical steps which will make your visit even more safe, healthy and enjoyable.

Feeding and Touching the Animals

1. You MUST ensure that you and your children wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling the animals and particularly before consuming food and drink. Sanitizer is not effective at killing all germs found on a farm.
2. You MUST ensure that all children are supervised by a responsible adult, whilst washing their hands.
3. Washing facilities are located by the cabin.
4. DO NOT – consume food or drink in the animal areas.
5. If you are pregnant, you should refrain from handling all sheep and lambs during the lamb feeding session.
6. When feeding animals do so at your own risk. Animals can bite.
7. All guests must remain in the boundary area indicated by the fencing. This is to ensure the safety of all participants as the activity takes place on a working farm with farming machinery.
8. Parents/ guardians are responsible for their child/ children during the sessions and must be vigilant during activities.
9. Most of our animals enjoy a cuddle. If you would like to hold an animal please ask.

Smoking

Smoking is not permitted on our farm premises.

Disclaimer

Customers coming to the farm must make themselves aware of the above and the procedures in place. Little Farmers Cabin will not be held liable, we have put measures in place to minimise any risk.