Bad breath in dogs is common: it even has its own name – doggy breath. However, while many owners treat canine halitosis as normal, it could be a sign of illness, may indicate a change in diet is needed, or is most likely to point to bad dental hygiene or dental disease. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to freshen your dog’s breath and potentially improve its overall health. Read More...
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Learn more » Rabbits breathe quite fast, so what can appear unusually rapid might be a normal respiratory rate for a rabbit. To put it into context, when a rabbit is at rest, they have a breathing rate of 30–60 breaths per minute, while a human will have only 12–16 breaths per minute. However, if this isn’t your first experience with a rabbit, and you have noticed they’re breathing faster than usual, or with more effort, you might wonder what the cause could be. Read More...
Locating and capturing your pet bird after an escape attempt is a bit more complicated than with other pets. After all, they can fly! Plus, even if you do locate your lost bird, there is no promise that you’ll be able to capture them.
Losing your bird is a nightmare for several reasons. On top of losing access to your bird, there is also the possibility that the bird won’t survive. Read More...
