Rabbits
Neutering
It is important to have your pet rabbit neutered for health and welfare reasons. However, rabbits need to be anaesthetised for this, and it is a common belief that they are more prone to dying during or directly after an…
Rabbits
When it comes to sharing their problems, and by this, I mean their medical ailments rather than their concerns on how Brexit is affecting carrot prices, rabbits are very introverted. You definitely wouldn’t find Peter Ra…
Dentistry
Dental problems are by far and away the most common health issue in pet rabbits. Here we discuss the reasons why, and what you can expect if dental treatment is recommended by your vet.
Rabbits
Rabbits aren’t the “cheap and cheerful” pet some expect - and the bills can really mount up! However, our vet blogger Laura has uncovered some tips and tricks to help keep the costs down, while still giving your rabbit t…
Medicines
With the human Covid vaccination being rolled out, we thought this would be a great time to talk about vaccination for our pets, too! So we’ve assembled a panel of vets from practice, academia and industry, to ask their…
Rabbits
Caecotrophy might not be a term you have come across before. So what exactlty does it mean? Which pets do this and why do they do it? Caecotrophy is a fascinating digestive strategy which some small mammals use in order…
