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Rabbit Dental Problems
Dental problems are one of the most commonly diagnosed problems in rabbits. A better understanding of the causes of dental disease can help owners prevent or treat disease in their rabbits.
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It's a Dirty Job
As many small animal owners know, small companion pets can be trained to use a litter box. Simply line your litter container with one-half inch of litter material and place a handful or two of hay at one end of the box.
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Good Hay is the Way to Good Health
Grass hay, a source of long-strand fiber, is absolutely vital to the digestive health of your small herbivore. It prevents obesity, dental disease, boredom and diarrhea. When selecting hay, there are several important tips
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The World of Pet Food
Small herbivore owners know that animals receiving the benefit of complete nutrition live longer, healthier lives. Fortified, balanced feeds assure that your pet is getting all the vitamins and minerals required
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Rabbits Diet: Is your rabbit eating right?
The typical diet for a pet rabbit consists of water, hay, pellets, fresh vegetables, and its own caecal pellets. Fruit and other treats are given only in very limited quantities, as they can cause obesity in a rabbit. Rabbits require a constant water supply as they
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Treat a healthy herbivore
A treat by definition is anything that gives great pleasure. While treats are not critical to your pet’s diet, they can provide sweet and savory flavors to keep meal time interesting without interfering
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Making High-Quality Hay
One of the most misunderstood concepts about "life on the farm", and those associated activities, is just "what does it mean to 'make hay'?" Even many farmers, or people who consider themselves
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Basic Herbivore Nutrition
Before buying for your next bag of rabbit or guinea pig food, it is important to understand their basic digestion. Rabbits are strict herbivores. This means they need a diet of only plant materials.
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Alfalfa vs. Timothy
While both Alfalfa and Timothy provide the necessary fiber for a small herbivore’s digestive system, each hay has different qualities, beneficial to specific animals.
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