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Do Rabbits Smell Bad? How to Handle Pet Odor at Home
Rabbits are clean animals that groom themselves, and as herbivores their droppings are not very smelly, so indoor rabbits usually cause little trouble. Still, some situations smell; here is why and what to do.
Common Rabbit Diseases in Winter and How to Prevent Them
Cold, dry winters challenge small, fragile rabbits. To help your rabbit through the season safely, prepare ahead. Here are the diseases rabbits face in winter and how to prevent and treat them.
Is a Cat That Won’t Gain Weight Sick?
A cat that stays thin may be sick, but not always. Sometimes it eats a lot yet takes in too little nutrition, for example on long-term low-quality kibble. Here are the common reasons a cat stays slim.
Why Does a Dog Eat Its Own Poop?
Many find it unbelievable, but dogs eat their poop for reasons. Find the cause and correct the habit. Here are the reasons a dog eats its own stool.
French Bulldog Temperament: Is a Frenchie Easy to Keep?
The French Bulldog's cute, comical look has won many fans, but before getting one, people often know little about it. A Frenchie is greedy, lazy, and prone to body odor, and is not among the easier dogs to keep. Here is why.
How to Feed an Exotic Shorthair Cat
Exotic Shorthairs need wide, shallow ceramic bowls and a small-nozzle bottle; small kibble fed on a schedule. Daily eye/nose care, brushing, ear checks, malocclusion watch, stool monitoring, diet variety, low-dust litter, and regular deworming and vaccines keep them healthy.
Why Is Your Budgerigar Lethargic and Sleeping All the Time?
A budgie that is low on energy and sleeps constantly may be reacting to the weather, or it may be lacking attention or falling ill. Watch its eating and overall condition closely; if you spot abnormal symptoms, treat promptly to keep the problem from worsening.
How long until a dog’s blood parasite disease relapses?
A dog's blood parasite disease can relapse, but the timing is not fixed. To prevent relapse, the owner must thoroughly deworm the dog and fully clean and disinfect the environment. Early treatment lowers the difficulty of a cure; initial signs include depression, appetite loss, vomiting, bloody stool, and fever.
What happens if a dog is often left alone at home?
A dog left alone frequently may feel lonely and develop anxiety or depression, leading to destructive behaviors like chewing furniture, scratching carpets, or howling. Holding urine or stool for long periods can also cause health problems. Lack of outings reduces social experience with other dogs and people.
How can you tell a Teddy is having diarrhea?
A Teddy has diarrhea when its stools are soft, loose, watery, strongly smelly, and more frequent than normal. For diarrhea, feed easily digestible food like boiled chicken breast and millet porridge or softened kibble. Replenish fluids and add electrolytes to help recovery, and use probiotics if needed.