Every year as Bonfire Night approaches, pet owners are reminded to think about how fireworks affect dogs and cats. But spare a thought, too, for Britain’s smallest companions, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other small furries, who can be just as terrified by the bangs and flashes. Rae Walters from the Rabbit Welfare Association & …
Pet rodents, such as mice and rats, are beloved by many people as cute, cuddly, and entertaining companions. However, taking care of these small animals can also be stressful, especially if you’re a new owner or if you’re dealing with health issues or other challenges. In this article, we’ll share some tips for minimizing stress …
If you own a rabbit, you know that these little creatures are highly intelligent, affectionate, and a lot of fun. Rabbits are a pleasure to have but, as the warmer weather approaches, many rabbit owners begin to wonder how they can keep their furry friends cool as the temperature rises. Here, we take a look …
What is a pet allergy? A pet allergy is caused by proteins found in an animal’s dander (dried flakes of skin), saliva, or urine. When exposed to these proteins, your immune system mistakes them for something harmful and has an allergic reaction. This isn’t something that only happens with cats and dogs. Pretty much any …
If you’re an animal lover who likes to be out and about in nature, or you have your own garden that plays host to little visitors, then you may be familiar with the sight of a hedgehog or two. These prickly little creatures might not be something you see often, but it’s important to understand …
If you pride yourself on keeping a clean and tidy house, pets can pose a unique challenge. Whether you’re training a puppy, battling cat fur on the sofa, or combatting the odours from your rodents’ cage, keeping a home with pets clean requires a proactive approach. Follow our tips below to keep your living space …
A ferret may be an unconventional choice for a pet, but they can form an unbreakable bond with their owners in the right environment and with proper care. Their playful yet inquisitive demeanour makes them similar to dogs, but they might be somewhat less active – they do sleep for up to 20 hours a …
Guinea pigs are one of the most popular pets in the UK and are adored by animal lovers of all ages. They’re a perfect first pet for young children, as they don’t require walking like dogs, and their cages are relatively easy to maintain. In some countries, guinea pigs are known as cavies. They are …
Christmas and new year are stressful times for our pets. From fireworks to house guests, our animal companions can often feel overwhelmed. But while we do all we can to quell their anxieties during the festive period, many of us fail to recognise everyday events that could potentially be causing our furry friends just as …
A sand bath can enable several small pets to keep themselves clean while engaging in behaviours they would express in their natural habitat to reduce stress and boost happiness. Not only will it keep them clean, but it’s also super cute to watch. Why do small pets bathe in sand? Gerbils, degus, hamsters and chinchillas …
Hamsters and other rodents are notoriously skittish creatures. In the wild, they’re often hunted by various predators, so they tend to be naturally alert to avoid danger. Though this behaviour is natural, it does mean that they are susceptible to anxiety or stress and require a safe, positive environment to make them feel comfortable. This …
There are many reasons why guinea pigs are one of the most popular pets and have found their way into hundreds of thousands of homes – and hearts – in the UK. They can be incredibly cute and fascinating to watch, but also gentle and sociable, making them a great pet for children. Guinea pigs …
In the wild, rabbits would spend their time digging, running, jumping, rearing up, hiding, eating, socialising with other rabbits (and being alone sometimes too). To allow your pet rabbits to carry out their natural behaviours they need to be given plenty to do. We call this enrichment. As wild rabbits would spend 80% of their …
Following on from the popular part 1, here are some more easy ideas to jazz up your bunnies accommodation. Remember, a happy and occupied rabbit is a healthy rabbit!
Rabbits need lots of stimulation to keep their body and mind active. In the wild, their constant search for food and look out for predators keeps them pretty busy, but our pet bunnies feel far more secure at home and tend to have regular meal times.
Even though Christmas is behind us, so far the weather has been very mild – but that is likely to change. It’s important that you get your rabbits outdoor enclosures ready for winter before the weather turns nasty
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