The current dietary recommendation for maintaining a healthy companion includes feeding a combination of pelleted bird food, healthy fresh foods, and a small amount of treat food. Clean water should always be available.
Grasp the loose skin over the shoulders with one hand while supporting the rump (and the rabbit’s weight) with the other. Rabbits can be fragile and may not be suitable pets for young children.
Feed unlimited quantities of green, dust, and mold-free timothy hay, brome, or other grass hay. This is crucial for keeping your rabbit’s intestinal tract healthy.
Proper wellness care can enhance your horse's life, productivity, and physical condition.
Basic wellness care typically involves an annual physical examination, that is usually timed to coincide with spring vaccinations. Your veterinarian should check body condition, skin and haircoat, eyes, teeth and mouth, lungs and heart, and your horse's digestive system.
While cats are known for grooming themselves, regular brushing can help keep your cat's skin and haircoat healthy.
Unlike dogs, most cats do not need to be bathed regularly. If your cat's coat does get dirty or sticky, try to make bathing a pleasant experience by using warm (not hot) water and a mild cat shampoo. Of course, having treats nearby is also an excellent option.
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