What is Bumblefoot / Pododermatitis in Rabbits & Guinea Pigs?
Bumblefoot (also known as sore hocks or pododermatitis) is a fairly common problem for rabbits and guinea pigs.
Read this postBumblefoot (also known as sore hocks or pododermatitis) is a fairly common problem for rabbits and guinea pigs.
Read this postRabbits are susceptible to various skin parasites, such as mites and fleas. These can all cause itchy and sore skin, and if left untreated can lead to serious skin conditions.
Read this postGuinea pigs are susceptible to various skin parasites, such as mites, lice and fleas.
Read this postSkin allergies (atopic dermatitis) are common in dogs and cause them to feel itchy. This itchiness makes them chew, lick and scratch at themselves causing significant self-trauma.
Read this postA seizure (or ‘fit’) occurs when there is abnormal electrical activity within the brain. If the whole brain is affected by this electrical activity then this results in a full or ‘generalised’ seizure, where there is a loss of consciousness, involuntary repetitive movements (e.g. paddling of the limbs) and urination and defecation may also occur.
Read this postRingworm is a fungal skin infection that can affect dogs and cats, as well as humans and many other animal species.
Read this postDespite their beautiful appearance, lilies are highly toxic to cats. All parts of the plant are toxic, including the flower, pollen and leaves.
Read this postThe pancreas is a digestive organ that sits next to the stomach and produces the enzymes to digest food, as well as the hormone insulin that regulates blood sugar.
Read this postThe pancreas is a digestive organ that sits next to the stomach and produces the enzymes to digest food, as well as the hormone insulin that regulates blood sugar.
Read this postOvergrooming is when your cat starts to excessively groom themselves, which can lead to sore and inflamed skin, with thinning or loss of fur.
Read this postCanine obesity is a common problem in the UK – vets estimate that approximately half of all dogs are overweight!
Read this postFeline obesity is a common problem in the UK, with an estimated 39-52% of cats being overweight or obese.
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