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Bought a whole load of items in their sale at ridiculously cheap prices. Couldn't believe the superb quality of all of the products especially the bee, bird and butterfly houses and nests, all fabulous! They arrived the next day after ordering - what a service! I will definitely buy from them again. You really can't go wrong with this company.
I had a suspicion that there was a hedgehog in my garden. But within 24 hours one had taken up residence in the hedgehog house bought from Everything Wildlife. A worthwhile purchase.
I purchased a solitary beehive and two froghouses from Everythingwildlife.co.uk. The items arrived well packaged and as described. They arrived very quickly using royal mail. I received email notifications to confirm the order and the dispatch. All very easy. I recommend them.
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