by marta | May 9, 2019 | Cats, Dogs, Rabbits
Because these worms are different, it takes different drugs to kill them. Most wormers contain a combination of safe drugs which does this. Be aware that some pet-shop wormers only kill one type of dog or cat worm and not both tapeworms and roundworms. The roundworm,...
by marta | May 9, 2019 | Rabbits, Uncategorized
Although there are people who keep entire rabbits fairly happily, this is, sadly, the exception rather than the rule. Most of the time, rabbits are happier, healthier and live longer if they are neutered. What is neutering?Neutering means removing the reproductive...
by marta | May 3, 2019 | Rabbits
Rabbits are a very common pet nowadays, with many being kept as litter trained house rabbits. With some work and knowledge they make really friendly fun pets, but they are not an ideal first pet for young children as they need quiet, patient handling and minimal...
by | Feb 7, 2019 | Cats, Dogs, Rabbits
Pets are part of the family, but they can prove costly if they fall ill and need veterinary treatment. While the NHS can treat the human members of our family free of charge, THERE IS NO EQUIVALENT SERVICE FOR OUR COMPANION ANIMALS. The main reason for insuring your...
by | Feb 1, 2019 | Cats, Dogs, Premier Pet Club, Rabbits
Because these worms are different, it takes different drugs to kill them. Most wormers contain a combination of safe drugs which does this. Be aware that some pet-shop wormers only kill one type of dog or cat worm and not both tapeworms and roundworms. The roundworm,...
by | Jan 13, 2019 | Rabbits
Young rabbits have different nutritional needs to adults. They need higher protein levels to support growth as well as high fibre to promote healthy digestion. Young rabbits are very vulnerable to digestive problems, especially around weaning sudden changes in diet...
