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Tortoises need either a vivarium or a tortoise table to live in. It is best to get the house and furnishings from a specialist reptile shop. Vivari...
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Many species of tortoises need to hibernate. Hibernation is a way of escaping weather or conditions that are too poor to live in. Some tortoises hi...
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In recent years a new disease affecting dogs has been recognised in the UK. Cases most commonly appear between November and May, suggesting a possi...
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Fleas are the most common parasite in dogs and every dog is likely to be infected at some stage in its life. However, with the advent of modern pro...
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All pets will be affected by worms at some stage in their life and many will be re-infected unless they are given regular, routine worming treatmen...
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Vomiting and diarrhoea are very common in dogs. Both are symptoms of other conditions rather than diseases in their own right and there is a vast r...
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Dental disease is very common in cats and dogs. Surveys show that after the age of three years, about seven out of ten pets have some kind of tooth...
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Most tortoises are herbivores; this means that they eat a diet made up of leafy vegetables.This episode will help you understadn what your tortoise...
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Guinea pigs come from Central and South America and live in extended family groups in areas of long grass. They make runs or pathways through ...
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Gastrointestinal stasis in rabbits
When a rabbit's digestive system is compromised, either due to illness, pain or stress, then their hydration an...
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The diet of lizards will differ depending on where they are from. Lizards like iguanas are herbivorous, eating plants and leaves; other lizards li...
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There are a variety of reasons why rabbits may suffer with a dirty bottom, either with feces or urine, both of which are potential attractions for...
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