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Rabbits have evolved to be able to withstand the winter weather we get in the UK, but whether or not you keep your rabbit as a houserabbit or outs...
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by Pet Health Direct
The digestive system converts food into energy. In lizards, left over waste is expelled through the vent which is the reptile equivalent of the an...
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Anorexia is defined as a lack or loss of appetite for food. In guinea pigs this can be due to a variety of reasons. Whilst the underlyin...
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The phrase 'you are what you eat' has never been truer for the rabbit. Recent research by veterinary surgeons and rabbit food companies has shown ...
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Bumblefoot is the common term used to describe a condition called pododermatitis. This is where the soles of the feet of the guinea pig become red...
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Arthritis is a familiar problem for most vets. A large number of dogs, and an increasing number of cats, are diagnosed with arthritis. A...
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'Azoturia', 'tying-up', Monday morning disease and setfast are all alternative terms used to describe the phenomenon known in the veteri...
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Puppies continue to grow and develop for months or years after birth. Giant breeds may not reach full adult size for 18 months or 2 years. Durin...
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Chocolate toxicosis is a common problem in dogs. The signs can range from a simple stomach upset to life-threatening problems, depending on how mu...
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If your cat licks, chews or eats items that are not food, it is showing a type of behaviour called 'pica'. This behaviour can be very difficul...
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