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Learn more » Dogs are full of personality and have their own habits and behaviors. You may find them biting their own feet and paws and wonder why they are doing so. Dogs lick and chew on their paws and limbs as part of their normal grooming routine. But when do we consider this behavior cause for alarm? Read More...
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Learn more » Rabbits have fastidious grooming habits and are very clean animals. They will self-groom to keep their coats clean and free of parasites, dirt, and dead hair. However, sometimes rabbits can overgroom (called barbering) and make themselves sore or their coats patchy.
Some hair pulling will only be minor, but over-grooming can lead to large patches of missing fur. Read More...
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Learn more » Rabbits are popular pets, lingering closely behind dogs and cats. However, people often wrongly conclude that a rabbit is an easier and lower maintenance pet to look after than their canine and feline counterparts. This is simply not true.
Rabbits have specific requirements when it comes to housing, socialization, handling, diet, and health. Read More...
