Exotic animals, including “critters” such as rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, hamsters, and chinchillas, are good at hiding illnesses. Because of this, critter owners have to be even more in tune with how their pets act than dog or cat owners do. Oftentimes by the time an owner notices their critter is acting oddly, it is … Continue Reading
In this blog, I will discuss something near and dear to my heart – small pet adoption! Small Pet Adoption in United States SheltersFirst of all, you should know that it’s not just dogs and cats who are waiting in shelters to be adopted; lots of critters are too. For example, rabbits – they are the … Continue Reading
Sometimes called having a pet “fixed,” spaying (females) and neutering (males) simply refers to removing reproductive organs. In general, there are definite benefits to having your critter spayed or neutered.First of all, it eliminates the chance of a pregnancy. There are so many small animals waiting in shelters to be adopted. When pets have accidental … Continue Reading
We talk a lot about hay around here, it’s about time we give alfalfa hay some love! And love it we do. Alfalfa hay is rich in protein and calcium making it the perfect hay for growing, pregnant, or nursing small pets. It’s also higher in calories than other popular choices (Timothy hay and orchard grass … Continue Reading
Wild rabbits often only live for two years or less. This is due to predators, food availability, and harsh weather – all things domestic rabbits don’t have to worry about. How long can rabbits live when we give them a safe and healthy environment? Domestic rabbits usually live between 8 and 12 years, with some living … Continue Reading
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