The Funny Farm - West Wales Holidays - Pets Welcome

10/06/2026

Had to beat the rain which is expected tomorrow before the "heatwave" and make sure the doggy guest paddocks are kept tidy for the dogs to play in - lovely warm evening and no sign of rain yet

30/05/2026

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Modern, clean, professional and fun, one & half hour fishing trips and all day charters

22/05/2026

Sweet elderly Skye has just had another holiday here in The Folly Cottage and of course came with her huge family of 7 other Scottish Terriers and such lovely humans - mum & dad - did the disinfectant thing so the equines could have treats last night - all guests happy to dip their footwear in disinfectant to see the equines, still having to be mindful of equine influenza

17/05/2026

Dora gets to eat in peace from the sheep - she isn't one for sharing

14/05/2026

Dora doing her own thing, very old girl now but she is happy in her own world

14/05/2026

Gentle Buddy and Rose now on their way home - have stayed in the static, now Barn Cottage and next year will be in the Folly Cottage, lovely photos Sam - do like the no muzzle ones in the Cottage or dog paddock and how kind a donation left for the animals here - thank you

14/05/2026

Dora loves her sheep friends but not up for sharing her grub - she is very vocal telling them off

09/05/2026

Last few weeks availability Ceredigion, SA44 5NT

Folly Cottage - 1 Kingsize Bed, 1 Single Bedroom, Log Burner, Hot Tub: 31st July - 7th August, 20th November - 27th November

Prices flat rate throughout the year £575 pw with hot tub, £525 pw without use of hot tub, no extra charges for dogs, cats etc, Folly Cottage has attached enclosed area for cats, both have access to one of 2 dog paddocks fully enclosed with 1.5 meter fencing

For full details please contact us by email at [email protected]

08/05/2026

Shadow won't be laughing - need to tell him no treats from guests for a while as there are increased cases of Equine Flu in Ceredigion - we have Willow a very elderly pony and Ruthie an elderly mini shetland plus a few of the donkeys are elderly and in any event irrespective of their ages we do not want any of them to be poorly so for the time being access to the ponies and donkeys has been stopped, Equine Flu is highly contagious, it can be - so they say - transferred from walking near infected equines, on footwear and clothing etc etc and with the wild ponies on coastal routes all be it limited risk we will not put our equines at the smallest of risks - they are landlocked away from any bridle-paths, footpaths and humans other than ourselves and we are only wearing footwear worn on site to feed our lot - yup totally paranoid as we are with continuing our covid cleaning regime in the holiday lets but we do all we can to keep our animals and also human guests as safe as we can from catching bugs and flu and whatever else is out there threatening to make you feel rough - you can still feed the goats and sheep, they are away from the equines - and they would be quite annoyed if you didn't!!