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Learn about dwarf rabbit care. Discover how they differ from regular rabbits and decide if they’re the right pet for you.
Author Archives: Jordan Walker
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If you have space, want to start a business and love cats, you should think about setting up your own cattery.
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If you’re a dog owner like me, you’ve probably seen your furry friend lick his paws. While casual licking is normal grooming behaviour, obsessive licking may be caused for concern.
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While you might hear people talking about different “breeds” of ferrets, the truth is that there’s technically only one breed: the domesticated ferret. However, within this breed, there’s an amazing variety of colours and patterns that make each ferret unique.
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With their striking blue eyes, wolf-like appearance and boundless energy, it’s no wonder Siberian Huskies capture so many hearts. But before you rush out to bring one home, it’s important to understand what life this breed really entails.
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Rabbits come in all shapes and sizes, but if you’re like me, you might have a soft spot for those little bunnies that stay small no matter how much they grow. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the most charming rabbit breeds that will always stay small, offering a glimpse into their unique personalities and traits.
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Before bringing a dog and a rabbit together under one roof, it’s essential to check if they’ll get along. Ensuring compatibility sets the stage for a peaceful and happy home for both of your furry friends.
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Rabbits are adorable and make fascinating pets, but there are many myths surrounding their care and behaviour. In this blog, we’ll bust 10 common myths about rabbits, separating fact from fiction.
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Bringing a rabbit into your family isn’t a decision to make lightly. So, before you hop into it, consider the following things.
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When living with indoor bunnies, it is vitally important to rabbit-proof your home. Rabbit-proofing your home means taking the time to identify and address any potential hazards, to create a safe environment for your bunny to explore. But how exactly do you do that?