Some MORE Good Stuff - Things We Like

We are particularly happy to share with you some of the photos of our wonderful Guinea Pig family taken over the years. These help illustrate a little of the serene elegance, sublime sophistication and sheer fun that our Free Range Guinea Pigs provide. You can also read about all our guinea pigs and their Free Range Lifestyle, particularly how they have inspired us to create our ever burgeoning compendium of products and how much fun and sheer pleasure guinea pigs bring! As you become more familiar with our web site you will understand how the Manufactory strives to make for a truly Piggyomatic Experience!, badges, badge, personalised badge making, badges, badge

For a Piggyomatic Experience The Manufactory are happy to share photos of our guinea pig family - to illustrate the serene elegance, sublime sophistification and fun that our free range guinea pigs provide. Also cakes, cards and innovations!

Disclaimer! The opinions here are only what WE think! Our views and tastes may not be to every bodies choice but we like them and, after all, it is only a bit of fun anyway! If you know of something REALLY GOOD and would like to share it, then do write to us here:
Hello @themildredmittensmanufactory.co.uk. Nothing naughty please or Mavis will shout at you. This page will be updated periodically.

Some MORE Good Stuff - Things We Like

We were enjoying ourselves so much we thought we’d carry
on with our list of Good Things!

. . . . Woolly Bobble Hats, big hugs, robins in the garden, bumble bees, meringues, best friends, Radio 4, proper chocolate, blustery days, zooming, time out, that un-put-a-downable good book, snuggling up, frogs and toads, generosity of spirit, proper garden tools for children, Good Smoothies, cosy feelings, slippers, bobbles, sledging, stripy things, spots, mohair and Wilma fur, jacket potatoes, smiley sunflowers, lazy Sundays, blowy glowy days, salad days . . . And lots more coming soon!

Here is our ‘Favourite Poem For The Month’!

Guinea Pigs

When guinea pig looked in the glass one day,
He shouted with a wail,
"Oh dearie me. Why didn't you say,
That I had lost my tail?"
He looked to the left, he looked to the right;
He looked just everywhere.
He crawled in a corner to be out of sight.
He really had a scare.
His mother called, "My son, come out."
He crept out like a snail.
She said, "My boy, there is no doubt -
YOU NEVER HAD A TAIL!"