Pets

Rabbits are herbivores, which means that they need a plant-based, high-fibre diet. Hay and grass should form the basis (85%) of your rabbits’ diet. The remainder of your rabbits’ diet should be fresh vegetables (10%) and a small amount of pellets specifically designed for rabbits (around 5%).

Rabbits can live happily either indoors or outdoors, or both!

Rabbits can bring enormous joy to our lives. If you are thinking of adopting rabbits or if you already have the pleasure of living with rabbits, then this guide may help you to make the most of your time with these wonderful creatures.

Some behaviours such as digging and chewing are normal behaviours for rabbits. Here are some tips on how to stop them becoming a problem.

Taking your new cat or kitten home is exciting, but there are a few things to consider for the best start.

Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease, also known as Rabbit Calicivirus Disease, is caused by Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV) is a highly contagious, usually fatal disease that can affect all domestic and wild rabbits.

Taking your new dog or puppy home is exciting, but there are a few things to consider for the best start.

Once you have decided that you are going to bring a dog into your life (after some research and careful thinking about whether a dog is right for you and how to look after a dog), it is important that you make some preparations before getting your dog/puppy.

Understanding dog behaviour and making an effort to work with your dog to teach them about acceptable behaviours will strengthen your relationship and make life better for you both.

Moving can be a stressful experience for both dogs and owners. Here are some tips to make things easier.