Farm Visits & Pamper Parties,
Three Mile Hill Road, Dunedin - Ph: 021 257 6169
Farm Visits & Pamper Parties,
Three Mile Hill Road, Dunedin
Ph: 021 257 6169
The Beauty Container Farm Visit Disclaimer
All children must be accompanied by a supervising adult.
All children remain the responsibility of their supervising adult at all times – we have areas of climbing, water, and animals and remind supervising adults to be vigilant.
You are welcome to use the play equipment at your own risk. We cannot accept responsibility for any loss, damage or injury. Any damage caused by your group will be your responsibility to fix.
The risk of infection from farm visits is very small, but the diseases caused can be very serious. By following simple guidelines, similar to everyday basic hygiene recommendations, the risk can be easily minimised.
Please ensure that hands are sanitised after contact with animals and always before eating.
Please only feed the animals with specified food (animal feed provided) – other food could be fatal to the animals.
Outdoor activities are weather permitting activities and there may be times when the outdoors are not accessible.
Please help us keep our farm clean & tidy, by holding onto any rubbish. The paper animal food bags can be handed back once empty.
The Beauty Container cannot be held responsible for loss or damage to personal items.
The management retains the right to refuse admission.
We have Zero Tolerance Policy toward rude, destructive or disruptive behaviour. Children or Adults displaying such behaviour will be asked to leave.
By purchasing entry you agree to this disclaimer – should you require any further information then please speak to a member of staff.
Disclaimer V4-August 2019
IMPORTANT HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION FOR ALL VISITORS
The risk of infection from a farm visit is very small, but the diseases caused can be very serious. By following simple guidelines, similar to everyday basic hygiene recommendations, the risk can be easily minimised.
It is important that all visitors are aware of the correct health and safety guidelines.
Do not allow children who are petting or feeding the animals, to place their face or mouth against the animal’s or put their hands in the animal’s mouth.
Only eat or drink in the designated areas, never eat food which has fallen to the ground, or taste the food to be fed to the animals. Always sanitise hands thoroughly before and after eating, after any contact with animals. Your children are your responsibility during the visit.
You should supervise them especially during hand sanitation , to make sure that each child sanatises thoroughly. Young children may require extra help with this. Cover cuts, grazes, etc. with a waterproof dressing.
Do not climb on to animal pens etc.
Do not chase, frighten or torment the animals.
If a member of your group shows signs of illness (e.g. sickness or diarrhoea) after a visit, please speak to your doctor and explain that you have had recent contact with animals.
The Health & Safety Executive has produced guidelines about avoiding ill health at open farms (Industry Code of Practice: Preventing or Controlling ill Health from Animal Contact at Visitor Attractions)
