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  MALOCCLUSION IN RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS

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  Malocclusion is one of the most common diseases or malformations in rabbits and guinea pigs, especially in those that come from irresponsible breeding (either in pet factories or from individuals who only want to make money and do not care about the breeding, the breed or the animals), as well as from domestic abandonment; what does malocclusion consist of? How can it be avoided or treated?

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  GASES IN RABBITS

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  Some of the most frequent problems that can appear in rabbits that we live with at home are those that affect their digestive system. In this article we will talk about gases, which can be very dangerous for rabbits. 

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  THE TEDDY LOP DWARF RABBIT

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  The Teddy Lop dwarf rabbit is one of the world's most exotic and minority dwarf breeds, a beautiful breed with a sweet personality whose population is mainly distributed in the United States, France, Spain and the Netherlands.

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  THE POLISH DWARF RABBIT

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  The Polish dwarf rabbit (also known as ‘Britannia Petite’) is a breed of dwarf rabbit of English origin (although its name points to Poland), it is one of the smallest and has a very slender and slender figure with a pair of large and very expressive eyes.

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  THE TURKISH ANGORA CAT

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  Famous for their long, ballerina-like bodies and silky soft fur, the Turkish Angora is considered a treasure in its native Turkey. Despite its delicate appearance, the Turkish Angora is a playful and intelligent cat that can become very attached to its owner. They are friendly, yet determined, with children and other furry friends.

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  DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ‘WILD’ AND ‘DOMESTIC’ RATS

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  Many times we have come across people on social media groups focused on rats who insist on adopting rats from the street and say that they are the same as domestic rats, is this true? We can find out in the following article.

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  ALBINISM IN ANIMALS

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  Albinism in animals - including humans - is caused by the inheritance of an altered copy of the gene responsible for regulating pigment production. Generally, the presence of a viable allele of this gene is sufficient for pigmentation to occur, so albinism is usually a genetic condition associated with a recessive homozygosity, i.e. the gene must be altered in both copies of chromosomes for albinism to occur.

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  THE BENGAL CAT

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  The Bengal is a breed of domestic cat developed to resemble exotic wild felines such as leopards, ocelots, margais, etc. The Bengal cat was a result of a cross between a domestic cat and a female leopard cat.

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