Martlesham Animal Centre
Our Amazon Wish List
Our Martlesham Animal Centre rehomes and rehabilitates nearly 300 animals a year.
We pride ourselves on the level of care our team gives animals in our care, but our funds are focused on providing essentials such as vet care, good nutrition, training and enrichment.
If you can help by purchasing items from our Amazon Wish List we are always incredibly grateful as it contains items to make the animals’ lives more enjoyable while they are with us.
Alternatively, we have published wish lists of our animals below!
Thank you!
RSPCA Ipswich Welfare Clinic
Clinic updates
Our RSPCA clinic in St George Street Ipswich is a very busy and really valuable resource providing access to subsidised vet care and medication for low-income families as well as support with microchipping and running pop-up pet food banks. We’d love the clinic to be able to provide a great environment to welcome visitors and continue to allow us to provide care to pets across Suffolk
We’ve created an Amazon Wish List of all the bits we’d love to help us progress with updating our clinic, and would be thrilled if you could help!
BRANCH-WIDE
Unwanted pet products
Our branch would love the following items, either new or good condition second-hand:
- Unopened pet food (wet or dry)
- Unopened treats for cats, dogs or rabbits
- Large / tall scratching posts
- Toys and other sources of enrichment
- Pet carriers
- Cardboard tubes, loo roll tubes, guttering pipes etc. for ferret/small furries enrichment
- Leads, harnesses, collars, jackets suitable for resale
- Unused litter trays
Items can be donated at our Martlesham Animal Centre, RSPCA Ipswich Welfare Clinic or any of our shops during our opening hours or there is a donation station box outside the main gates of our animal centre.
HELP & ADVICE
Our animals' Christmas lists...
What can I buy a dog for Christmas?
Our dogs would go barking mad for any of the following:
- XXL Kongs (red or black)
- XL Kongs (red or black)
- Primula cheese tubes (plain flavour)
- Dog pate
- Dog treat ‘hot dog sausages’
- Natural dog treats such as chicken feet or pigs ears
- Purina Pro Plan EN Gastrointestinal Adult Dry/Wet dog food
- Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Adult Dry/West dog food
What can I buy a cat for Christmas?
Our cats would find any of the following gifts purrfect:
- Lick-e-Lix
- Proplan Adult Chicken dry food
- Large or tall scratching posts
- Feliway spray
- Woodchip cat litter
- Licky mats, snuffle mats or puzzle feeders
- Litter trays
What can I buy a rabbit for Christmas?
Our rabbits would love any of the following:
- Small wooden rabbit playhouse/hide for privacy
- Toys made from natural materials – rattan rings, grass balls, bunny fun trees, willow sticks
- Cool plates for those hot summers
- Hay forage cubes
- Yummy dandelion delight treats
What can I buy a guinea pig for Christmas?
Our residents go wheeking mad for these special gifts:
- Hideouts for privacy – the more flamboyant the better!
- Wooden multi-level guinea pig house with cave stairs/ramp
- Toys from natural materials such as rattan rings, grass balls, hanging toys
- Treat maze
- Forage cube
- Leafy greens (but please mark your gift as perishable!)
What can I buy a ferret for Christmas?
Our lively little carpet sharks love being entertained, so these are all great gifts:
- Hanging cage swings, rope nets or hammocks
- Ferret hive
- Malt paste with multi-vitamins
What can I buy a mouse or rat for Christmas?
The mice and rats in our care would give lots of squeaks for any of the following gifts:
- Any hideouts for privacy (houses, tunnels, wicker bridges etc.)
- Rope bridges
- Copdock Mill Paper bedding (as many are allergic to other bedding)
- Small puzzle feeders
- Toys made from natural products such as wicker/grass/rope balls
- Gnaw toys/treats
- Soft hanging hammocks