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What Medicine Can a Hamster with a Cold Take?
In cold winter weather, people easily catch colds, and hamsters — animals that fear the cold — can also catch colds as temperatures drop. Here is what you need to know about hamster colds.
Common Body Diseases of Corgis
Corgi's short legs became a cute label, drawing many owners. But those traits also carry disease risk. Here are the body defects.
Where to Place Your Hamster Cage
The cage is where a hamster eats, drinks and lives, so its spot matters. Random placement can disturb the pet. Here is the right way to place it.
How to Tell If Your Dog Is Feeling Cold
Dogs can't speak, so if they feel cold they convey it through body language — but often they just endure silently, which is bad for their health. Today we teach how to tell if your dog is cold.
Rabbit Blood-Mating Technique
Blood-mating breeds a doe 12-24 hours after birth to raise litter rate, but only for strong does with few kits; match age, season, and nutrition, and avoid it for breeding-stock or weak animals.
What to Keep in Mind When Raising a Pregnant Rabbit
After a doe is pregnant, care must be finer to prevent miscarriage and ensure smooth birth. This article details the points to note when raising a pregnant rabbit.
How to Keep Your Dog Warm During a Cold Snap
When a cold wave hits and temperatures drop, owners bundle up and want coats on their dogs - but some think dogs aren't cold with all that fur. This article explains whether dogs feel cold.
Comprehensive Prevention of Rabbit Respiratory Disease
Respiratory disease is common and harmful, so prevention matters. This guide gives seven farm-level measures — siting, drainage, management, quarantine, disinfection, vaccination, and water medication.
Rabbit Respiratory Inflammation
Respiratory inflammation hits any age in any season and worsens in damp weather, but caught early it's minor. This guide covers causes, signs, and the rinse-and-antibiotic treatment.
Why Does Your Dog Keep Shaking—Is It Cold?
Shaking isn't only cold or fear. It can also mean excitement, illness (kidney failure, distemper, injury), or poisoning (morning glory, castor bean). Watch closely; frequent or nonstop shaking needs a vet.