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Laminitis in Donkeys: Causes, Symptoms And Prevention

Laminitis, a painful and potentially life-threatening condition, can affect donkeys just as it does horses. While it’s a common affliction in equines, it’s essential to understand that donkeys have unique characteristics and susceptibilities when it comes to laminitis. 

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The complete goat care guide

The Complete goat care guide

As social animals, goats require ample space for exercise and roaming, along with adequate shelter to protect them from harsh weather conditions, particularly during the colder season. They are unique and intelligent animals, who are relatively easy to keep, but they do best in pairs or herds.

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How to care for your Guinea Pig

How to care for your Guinea Pig

If you're looking for a pet that is perfect for all ages, consider getting a Guinea pig. These small, social animals are relatively low maintenance, but there are a few key things you should keep in mind to ensure their health and happiness.

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What should you be feeding your cat

What should you be feeding your cat

Cats are obligate carnivores, which means they need to eat meat to survive. Their diet should be high in protein and low in carbohydrates. A balanced diet will provide your cat with all the nutrients they need to stay healthy.

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Keeping your pet cool in the summer heat

Keeping your pet cool in the summer heat

As the sun begins to shine and the weather gets hotter, we all want to be outdoors just a bit more to make the most of the glorious heat. When the sun starts to get too hot, we all know how uncomfortable it can become if we are not prepared.

 

Don’t forget about your four-legged friends at this time, as pets can be heavily affected by the heat just as much as we can and they rely on us to protect their health.

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5 things every rabbit owner should know

5 things every rabbit owner should know

Rabbits are inquisitive, affectionate, and active animals who love to play and forage. These fluffy friends come in all shapes and sizes and all with their personalities, making an exciting and enjoyable experience for both of you. But we need to make sure that their needs are put first, and we provide all the necessary elements of a rabbit’s lifestyle to keep them healthy and happy.

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How to look after a new puppy

How to look after a new puppy

The lead-up to the arrival of your new puppy is always an exciting time, but ensuring you carry out all the necessary research on your puppy’s breed and needs is essential. The new four-legged family member will need the best start to grow into a healthy and happy dog, and you will be responsible for this.

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How to make your own dog treats

How to make your own dog treats

We all know how much our dogs love a treat, especially when they have had a long, tiring day of chasing sticks and snoozing. So why not get creative and make some treats of your own? Your dog will love these simple and delicious homemade snack recipes we have selected to tickle your four-legged friends' taste buds.

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How to keep pests out of the chicken coop

How to keep pests out of the chicken coop

Rearing chickens can be a rewarding experience when fresh, free-range eggs are on the table in the morning. However, maintaining a pest-free home for our feathered friends is an ongoing challenge for all of us. To create a healthy environment for chickens, we need to ensure that pests are kept out of the coop to provide the best space for your feathered friends to live. It can be a challenge to nurse chickens back to health after a pest invasion, so ensuring you know how to tackle pest problems before they occur can significantly help.

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8 signs that your dog is overweight

8 signs that your dog is overweight

Obesity, the sadly common condition that we are beginning to see more frequently in pets, and it is the most common nutritional disorder to be seen in dogs. The risks of an obese pet are far greater than those of a healthy dog, which is why it is very important to manage and maintain your pets weight as the long term affects of obesity can have a significant impact on their life.

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