This is a question that many owners (especially first-time owners) ask themselves when they realise that their rabbit is dirty or smells bad. But, what we have to ask ourselves is not only if we can bathe our rabbit, but also the reason for the dirt or bad smell that accompanies it. In this article we will talk about it
Rats, like all living creatures, can become ill no matter how well cared for they are; some diseases are more common than others because of their use in the medical field (cancer cure) or because of ignorance on the part of the owners, who do not provide them with the necessary care, do not realise it or unconsciously provoke these diseases (such as malocclusion and pododermatitis).
You have probably seen, alarmed and with a certain feeling of revulsion, that your hamster has on occasion stored its own faeces in its bowels or eaten them directly. This is a natural behaviour in rodents (and other animal species) and is called ‘coprophagia’.
My rat or hamster has bitten me, is something going to happen to me? Can I catch a disease from it? We will find out in the next article.
The cat is one of the domestic carnivores that have been with us the longest, being a reference in the culture, religion and history of mankind. Do you want to know more about them?
Domestic rats can be found in a multitude of colours and patterns. In the following article we will learn their general characteristics.
Vegetarian and vegan diets are becoming increasingly popular and are gaining thousands of followers around the world. Whether for ethical reasons about the impact of the meat industry on the environment or for health reasons. As a result, many people are faced with a moral dilemma when it comes to feeding their pets and are looking for alternatives such as vegan dog or cat food. But can a dog be vegan because I say so? Or can a cat be vegetarian without a medical reason? The answer is a...
The Bichon Frisé is a breed definitively recognised by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale, as well as by all the canine federations. It is classified as a companion dog (FCI Group 9), in the section of bichons and similar breeds, which includes other bichons such as the Maltese, Havanese, Bolognese, and Coton de Tuléar.
Its name says it all: the Vienna blue rabbit comes from Austria. Not only is it beautiful with its shiny blue-grey...
Despite its name, the New Zealand rabbit originated in the United States, specifically in California. It is descended...
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