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Hamsters, Gerbils, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Ferrets, Mice, and Rats: How to Choose and Care for a Small Mammal (American Humane Pet Care Library) by Laura S. Jeffrey, 2004-10

YOUR RABBIT A SIMPLE GUIDE TO THE SELECTION AND CARE OF YOUR PET by Unknown, 1000

Pet Care Gerbils Dutch

Pet Care Hamsters Dutch

Pet Care Guinea Pigs Dutch

Taking Care of Your Pets: Hamster, Guinea Pig, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, Mice and Rats, and Fish by Joyce Pope, 1990-03

The Welfare of Pet Marmosets by Ufaw, Primate Soci Captive Care Working Part, et all 1996-10

Hamsterlopaedia: A Complete Guide to Hamster Care by Chris Logsdail, Peter Logsdail, et all 2004-02

Our World of Rabbits, Vol. 1 (Volume 1) by Bob & Ethel Herschbach, 1986

Rabbit Book by Purina, 1980

Guinea Piglopaedia: A Complete Guide to Guinea Pig Care (Complete Guide To... (Ringpress Books)) by Margaret Elward, Mette Ruelokke, 2004-02

When Your Rabbit Needs Special Care: Traditional and Alternative Healing Methods by Lucile C. Moore, Marie Mead, 2008-03-01

Care of the Domestic Rabbit by Chris Hayhow, 2003-08

Storey's Guide to Raising Rabbits: Breeds, Care, Facilities by Bob Bennett, 2000-11-08

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Temporary Relocation
Progressive animal hospital providing routine and emergency care to all pets including birds, rabbits, rodents, ferrets and iguanas. Veterinary ambulance provides housecall services.
http://www.567VETS.com/
Gerbil Care, Guinea Pig Care, Hamster Care, Rabbit Care All About Pets
Gerbil care. Guinea pig care, hamster care and rabbit care are covered in free leaflets from All About pets the national pet care information service.
http://www.allaboutpets.org.uk/spintro.html

Extractions: SMALL PETS 4 ... Download complete small pet series Small pet care advice Our full range of free small pet care information is available to download here, by clicking on the leaflet(s) of your choice. Please note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software to access these leaflets. Click here to obtain free Gerbil care requires time and attention, despite the fact that smaller pets are often easier to care for than larger ones. Gerbil care involves housing, diet, health matters, exercise, entertainment, and making your gerbil familiar with you. gerbil care leaflet above. Download free gerbil care information Guinea pig care involves exercise, feeding and handling. Since these pets have quite a long life span, guinea pig care is a long-term responsibility. Download free guinea pig care information hamster care is choosing the right housing. This means finding a cage that is easy to take apart, easy to clean, well ventilated and secure. Also, we all know hamsters store food in their pouches, but hamster care means recognising when permanently stuffed cheeks are caused by impacted food. Always seek the advice of a vet in this situation.
Rabbit Care By Pet Company - Online Pet Store UK
The considerations of owning a pet rabbit, the responsibilities involved and other aspects of rabbit care.
http://www.petcompany.co.uk/rabbitcare.htm

Extractions: A rabbit can leave the doe (mother) at eight weeks of age. If the rabbit is to be a child's pet, eight years old is a recommended age to be responsible for a pet rabbit. Baby rabbits in particular are very lively, so help will be needed for the child to look after his/her new pet at first. Grooming and handling soon has your pet manageable. Meal times are a good time for this to be done. HOUSING Hutches made of wood are the most common form of keeping your rabbit warm and dry. They should be weatherproof and at the same time, well ventilated. If the hutch is outside as opposed to in a shed or lean-to, extra weatherproofing is necessary, such as a cover for the front of the hutch after dark and during wet weather. Rabbits can withstand cold, but wet is not for rabbits.
RABBITS RABBIT SUPPLY PETS SUPPLIES DOG CAT BIRD
rabbits, Rabbit Supplies information on keeping and caring for rabbits. Online rabbit pet Supply Catalog, small animals.
http://www.pets-warehouse.com/rabbit.htm

Extractions: A pet rabbit should be fed fresh hay (oats or alfalfa), pellets, and fresh vegetables. Pellets should make up less than half of the rabbit's diet as they get older. Hay should be available at all times as it makes hairballs and other problems less likely. Your rabbit should have a wide selection of vegetables available, with the exception of rhubarb or beans which should be avoided. And, of course, they should have fresh, clean water available at all times. Baby rabbits should be nursing on their mother's milk until they're three weeks old. Or, if it is a situation where the rabbit is an orphan, they can be fed by milk replacement diets, which are available in our catalog. After the first three weeks, they should be gradually introduced to alfalfa hay and pellets until they're 8 weeks old. They should then be offered free choice of unlimited alfalfa hay and pellets. After the third month they should be given vegetables - also introduced gradually, keeping quantities under an ounce. From 6 months on, start changing over from alfalfa to hay, reduce pellets to 1/4 cup per 3 pounds of your rabbit's weight, gradually add more vegetables, and allow them 1/2 ounce of fruit per 3 pounds of your rabbit's weight. At a year of age and over, they should be offered as much hay as they wish - but not alfalfa, just standard grass hay. They should be given about 1/4 cup of pellets per 3 pounds of their weight, depending on the amount of vegetables you're feeding. You should offer 1-2 cups of vegetables daily, and should offer fruit - about 1-2 oz per 3 pounds of your rabbit's weight.
Taking Care Of A Pet Rabbit
Tips for taking care of a pet rabbit including feeding, housing, and handling.
http://nyny.essortment.com/rabbitcarepe_rhsp.htm

Extractions: Taking care of a pet rabbit Tips for taking care of a pet rabbit including feeding, housing, and handling. If you are looking for a pet that is friendly, gentle and fun, a rabbit is a good choice. Some things should be prepared for your pet before you bring him home, such as his cage or hutch as it is called. Your Rabbit's New Home A rabbit's hutch should be roomy and allow him plenty of space to move around. For an average size rabbit, a cage which is about four feet long,two feet high, and two feet wide makes a comfortable home for your rabbit. The bottom of the cage should be about half wire and half solid. Rabbits are very clean and will use the wire side for a bathroom and the solid side for sleeping. The waste falls down through the wire where it can be raked up and disposed of easily. Put some hay in the bedding area to make a comfortable little nest for the rabbit.If your cage has an all wire bottom you can put a nest box inside for the rabbit to sleep in. Fill the box with hay and it will work well also. Bedding The best bedding to use in the rabbits hutch is hay. It makes a nice warm bed. Shavings will fall down through the wire and leave the rabbit without a nest to sleep in. Shredded paper can be used as long as you change it every day or two as it can become wet easily and make the rabbit ill.
Welcome To Healthypet.com!
With the exception of rabbits, all pocket pets do best with a sipper bottle hung Supervise children until they gain experience caring for their new pet,
http://www.healthypet.com/library_view.aspx?ID=80&sid=3
Caring And Husbandry Of Pet Rabbits
Article gives opinion of husbandry and nutritional requirements of rabbits.
http://www.2ndchance.info/bunnysop.htm

Extractions: Secrets for Keeping Your Pet Rabbit Healthy and Happy Ron Hines DVM PhD 4/16/04 keeping your pet rabbit healthy is a challenge. Keeping your pet rabbit free of disease is necessary. Pet rabbits need special care. Pet rabbits make good pets. Pet rabbits are not for young children. Pet rabbits need a proper diet. Pet rabbits need proper caging. Pet rabbits need to be kept occupied. Pet rabbits do well with cats and some dogs. Pet rabbits live 8-12 years. et rabbit husbandry health fo pet rabbit husbandryd Most of the elderly rabbits I see are males. This is because unspayed female rabbits that are not bred tend to develop cancers of the reproductive tract. This is why I am a firm believer in neutering all pet rabbits. This is not any more dangerous a procedure than spaying a cat or a dog if it is done by a veterinarian who does them frequently and if it is done before the rabbit passes 6 month of age (older bunnies are often obese). Rabbits are wonderful gentle and inquisitive pets. If you follow these guidelines you and your new pet should enjoy many happy years together. More Articles Home
RSPCA - Animal Care
Pets Online. Animal care. Kids Stuff Legislation What you need to know about choosing and caring for rabbits, mice and guinea pigs.
http://www.rspcawa.asn.au/Information/AnimalCare.htm

Extractions: MAIN MENU: About Us Help the Animals Information News ... Pets Online Animal Care Kids Stuff Legislation Links Information Animal Care Dog Care All you need to know about choosing a dog, large or small, your responsibilities, and a guide to the basic care requirements including dog training. Cat Care All you need to know about choosing a cat, your responsibilities, and a guide to the basic care requirements. Fish Care All you need to know about fish, your responsibilities, and a guide to the basic care requirements. Bird Care All you need to know about choosing a bird, your responsibilities, and a guide to the basic care requirements. Rabbits, Mice, and Guinea Pigs What you need to know about choosing and caring for rabbits, mice and guinea pigs.Your responsibilities and a guide to the basic care requirements. Horse Care What you need to know about horses, your responsibilities, and a guide to the basic care requirements. Wildlife Care All you need to know about managing wildlife, your responsibilities, and a guide to the basic care requirements.
Rabbit Care, Care For Pet Rabbit
All you need to know about rabbit care and caring for your pet rabbit.
http://www.ask-the-vet.com/rabbit-care.htm

Extractions: Rabbits - a bit of background A female rabbit is called a doe (some call them a dam), the male rabbit is called a buck and the newborn babies are sometimes referred to as kits. There a lots of rabbit breeds, from lop ears to the huge Flemish Giants (some of which grow to 9kg!). There are dwarf rabbits that you will find in your local pet store and these don't generally grow as large as the normal rabbits. Most of what pet rabbits do can be traced back to their wild cousins. So if you know how rabbits behave in the wild, it will give you a fair indication of what your pet rabbit is likely to do in the domesticated situation.
Bunny Pictures, Bunnies As Pets, House Rabbits
Biography and photos of 25 different bunnies. Bonding tips, care information, rabbit postage stamps from around the world, and a bunny screen saver.
http://www.mybunnies.com/

Extractions: [ Home ] Family Pictures Mycotoxin Poisoning Bonding Bunnies Baby Bunnies ... My Bridge Bunnies Visit my eBay Store: Miriam's Bunny Stuff Hi there, My name is Miriam and I would like to introduce you to my sweet and wonderful house bunnies. Each bunny has a web page of their own. I used to have a large number of bunnies, due to the rescue work that I was doing with a variety of groups. Once all my bunnies started dying from mycotoxin poisoning, my heart was devastated and I had a hard time recovering, and combined with my medical health condition, I had to stop doing rescue work and taking in new bunnies. To see a bunnies page, click on the name of the bunny whose page you wish to see. Thunder This picture was taken on the 7th day of Chanukkah (12/5/02). Starting from the left: Arielle holding Teenoke, Me holding Fluffy and Harry, Marissa holding Precious, Jessica holding Dazzle, Nicole holding Peter and Snowflake, Matthew and Caitlin holding Cocoa. Not in this picture are Thunder and Peter the Lop because we ran out of hands! If I had someone else to take the picture, Marvin could have held those 2 instead of taking the picture. (Click the picture if you want to see a full size image) If you have been following my page for a long time, then you know I used to have a lot more bunnies. Some have been adopted out into new homes but many have died since 9/23/02 from Mycotoxin poisoning. To learn more about this problem, visit my
The Long And The Short Of It - RWA/RWF
The Long and the Short of it Caring for long haired pet rabbits. Taken from our leaflet suite. if you would like to order bulk copies, please call our
http://www.houserabbit.co.uk/rwf/articles/long_short.htm

Extractions: Taken from our leaflet suite. if you would like to order bulk copies, please call our helpline: 0870 046 5249 Last updated October 2003 This information sheet explains how to look after long haired rabbits and some of the problems that arise with these animals bred by man without nature's common sense. Long haired rabbits have been prized for hundreds of years. But few people appreciate the effort that will be required to maintain the coat of these very special bunnies and rescue centres are taking in increasing numbers of long haired rabbits with neglected coats.
Petfinder Home Page
ASPCA pet care Guides for Kids Rabbit; Mark Evans; Dorling Kindersley; London, England, 1992. In case of accidental poisoning, call the ASPCA Animal
http://www.petfinder.com/journalindex.cgi?path=/public/animalcare/samllanimal/1.
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Pet Of The Week Contest At Practical Pet Care
The pet of the Week Contest at Practical pet care. Dennis Hopper the Rabbit (2.6%). MJ and Spot the Frogs (2.6%), Paprika, Twink and Shandi the Guinea
http://www.practical-pet-care.com/pet_of_the_week.php

Extractions: Pet of the Week Contest You can also vote for the Big Dog of the Week Small Dog of the Week Cat of the Week , and Bird of the Week You may place one vote each week for the animal you like best. Indicate your choice by clicking the circle next to the name of the pet you've chosen, then click the 'vote' button at the bottom. Invite your friends to come vote as well!
Home Business Pet Sitting
Essential Guide for Rabbit Owners How to Train, care and Build Trust with your pet Rabbit in 30 days or less. Veterinary Secrets Revealed
http://www.funcareers.com/area/lst/pe-petsi/Pet_Sitting
Oops! Page Not Found
pet care Questions Answers Free Advice. Caring for newborn rabbit kittens What are the chances of the doe being pregnant after mating?
http://www.petpeoplesplace.com/Advice/show_all.html

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Pet Rabbit Care-WCVB-TV Pet Center
Isaza offers some advice on caring for your pet rabbit. Take the time to develop a relationship with your pet rabbit. A rabbit that sits in a cage and is
http://wcvb-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?pt=itemDetail&Item_ID=47487&Site_Cat_ID=114
IPL Associations On The Net: Pets
This site contains information on pet care, pet overpopulation, HRS publishes House Rabbit Journal and features current articles on the website.
http://www.ipl.org.ar/cgi-bin/ref/aon.out.pl?ty=long&id=ent73.00.00
Learn Online Course - Caring For Your Pet Rabbit - Expert Instruction
Bunnies are the next most popular pets behind cats and dogs. Knowing how to care for your pet rabbit is essential to keep your pet healthy.
http://home.universalclass.com/i/crn/12863.htm

Extractions: LogOff Use this form to join this online class .TThe class is geared toward someone what wants to keep rabbits as pets and needs to know the basics of rabbit care. Learn how to choose the best breed for you, and how to care for your bunny once you have him or her in your life. Join Caring for Your Pet Rabbit Why wait to enroll? This is an online course and you can begin receiving instruction online from Instructor Courtney Smith right now. Don't miss out on instruction from a real expert in the field, giving you personalized assistance, and documenting all of your progress which you can add to your resume or portfolio. If you would like to receive more information regarding this course, scroll down and fill out the "Request More Information" form and we'll try to answer any of your questions within the day.
0126CSingapore Pet Care, Transport, Cremation, Veterinary, Vet, Groomer, Groomin
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