Author: laura mora galán

Many pet rabbit owners opt for castration, but how does it differ from neutering and is it really important to do so? We will look at it in this article.

As we have seen in the article on the gene for dwarfism in rabbits, the ‘FADER’ is one of the malformations linked to this gene that can occur in rabbits. In the following article, we will talk about it.

On some occasions, reading in social media groups about rabbits, we have come across inexperienced owners or hobby farmers asking for help because one of their animals is suffering from vestibular syndrome (often claiming that they do not have an exotic vet nearby or that it was sudden). Vestibular syndrome can have many causes but, on this occasion, we will focus on the most terrible and the one with the highest probability rate: the "Encephalitozoon Cuniculi" or "E.Cuni".

Cats are considered "elderly" from the age of 10 years. Many cats reach this age, but not all of them have a good quality of life. Whether your cat remains healthy when it reaches old age depends not only on its genetic condition, but also on the care it has received during its lifetime.

We have often noticed that our dog's or cat's breath smells bad, that they are losing teeth or that their teeth are covered with a dark, unpleasant plaque: this is dental tartar. 

We all know how important it is to have our animals identified and, depending on the species of pet or autonomous community, this is obligatory. But, what kind of identifications are there for pets? What can we do if this identification is damaged? Which animals can we identify and which cannot? We will find out in the following article.

What is the vienna gene? The vienna gene is one of the most capricious, loved and hated colour genes in the world of fancy rabbit breeding; it can spoil an entire colour line or give it amazing and very attractive patterns for the public, but what is it and how common is it? In this article we will learn about it. 

The Shetland Shepherd is one of the most popular breeds for all those agility lovers who want a small, beautiful and highly intelligent dog.  In the following article we will learn more about this wonderful breed of Scottish origin.