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During the Easter holidays

If your kids love animals, this could make for a fun and informative free day out. Pet products retailer Pets at Home is running totally free 'My Pet Pals' workshops for kids in most of its 450+ stores from Saturday 5 April until Saturday 19 April (find your nearest store). You'll just need to book your place online by filling in a form.

Sessions are themed and last for 45 minutes. Children will get the opportunity to meet some the animals, with in-store pet care advisors teaching attendees how to handle small animals like guinea pigs, hamsters and rats with care. Plus, the sessions also include crafting finger puppets, learning how to draw a hedgehog, a seasonal wordsearch and navigating a spring-themed maze.

The sessions run on the following dates at 2pm:

Saturday 5 to Sunday 6 April
Saturday 12 to Saturday 19 April (all week)

Children don't need to bring anything as all materials will be provided. Children of all ages are welcome, but sessions are designed for kids aged four and older, and they will need to be supervised at all times by a parent or guardian. You need to book online for your chosen store, date and time.

See cheap days out for more ways to save on family fun.

Expired

During the Easter holidays

The sessions run on the following dates at 2pm:

Saturday 5 to Sunday 6 April
Saturday 12 to Saturday 19 April (all week)

See cheap days out for more ways to save on family fun.

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