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Rabbitlopaedia: A Complete Guide to Rabbit Care (Complete Guide To... (Ringpress Books)) by Meg Brown, Virginia Richardson, 2002-04

Gerbils: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, Diseases, Breeding, and Behavior/a Complete Pet Owner's Manual (Barron's Pet Care Series) by Raymond Gudas, 1986-11

Mice (Pet Care) by Rebecca Sjonger, Bobbie Kalman, 2004-03

Pet Rabbits (Pet Pals) by Julia Barnes, 2006-08-30

Kittens And Cats (Pet Care) by Amanda Jane Sands, 2006-06

Starting With Guinea Pigs (The Basic Pet Care Guide Series) by Dietrich Altman, David Alderton, 1998-05

The Proper Care of Fancy Rats (Proper Care) by Nick Mays, 1993-10

Guinea Pigs (Pet Care) by Bobbie Kalman, Kelley Macaulay, 2004-03

Quick and Easy Hamster Care (Quick & Easy...) by The Pet Experts at T F H, 2002-11

Rats: Complete Care Guide by Debbie Ducommun, 2002-04

Rabbits (Great Pets) by Ruth Bjorklund, 2007-11-15

Los Hamsters / Hamsters (El Cuidado De Las Mascotas / the Care of the Pets) by Rebecca Sjonger, Bobbie Kalman, 2006-04-30

Los Cobayos / Guinea Pigs (El Cuidado De Las Mascotas / the Care of the Pets) by Bobbie Kalman, Kelley Macaulay, 2006-04-30

Los Gatitos / Kittens (El Cuidado De Las Mascotas / the Care of the Pets) by Niki Walker, Bobbie Kalman, 2006-04-30

lists with details

Pet Care Guide: Rabbit: Chow Time! The ASPCA's Animaland!
Your pet will also like special rabbit pellets, available from a pet supply store.Give small rabbits 1/4 cup of pellets a day; larger rabbits get 1/2 cup.
http://www.animaland.org/petcare/rabbit/food.asp

Extractions: Hay there, got any food? Hay is the best food to give your rabbit. Start a baby rabbit out on alfalfa hay and work up to grass hay. Your pet will also like special rabbit pellets, available from a pet supply store. Give small rabbits 1/4 cup of pellets a day; larger rabbits get 1/2 cup. Pellets are a good source of nutrients and energy, but don't overfeed or you'll have a fat bunny! Rabbits are total vegetarians, and yours will need two to four cups of fresh veggies every day. Feed green veggies such as dandelion leaves, spinach, parsley, broccoli and collard greens. You can also try root vegetables, such as carrots (just like Bugs likes!), turnips, parsnips and celery. Add in a little bit of fruit, such as apple or tomato. Just make sure everything is chopped up nice and small. The 411
Rabbit Pet Care Brought To You By Doolittle's Pet Stores
Rabbit pet care brought to you by Doolittle's pet Stores Caring for your Rabbit.rabbits are one of the most popular of pets, most families at one time or
http://www.doolittles.co.uk/petcare/rabbits.htm

Extractions: Rabbit Pet Care brought to you by Doolittle's Pet Stores... Caring for your Rabbit Rabbits are one of the most popular of pets, most families at one time or another have had a pet rabbit. Pet rabbits are hybrids of the wild rabbits, originally from Africa, then introduced into Spain by the Moors. It is said that the wild rabbits in Britain are descended from pet rabbits that were originally gifted to our royalty, some several hundred years ago - guess what? they escaped and started breeding in the wild. That is one story! This is the other. Romans regarded the rabbit as a great delicacy, they used to keep rabbits in a large walled enclosure called a leporaria. Rabbits were not seen in Britain until the Monks started to breed them during the 13th century and of course some escaped. During the 1960's wild rabbits increased in such number that we 'had' to unleash Myxamotosis, this terrible virus almost killed all the rabbits in Britain. It was not until the 18th century that the breeding of rabbits started in earnest and this gave rise to the furs of rabbits becoming fashionable for coats.
Pet Care Information - Rabbits
Diet and Dental care. Rabbit teeth grow constantly and are worn down by the actionof eating grass. The best food for rabbits is grass, grass and (for a change
http://www.stonelion.co.uk/po-petcare_rabbits.htm

Extractions: Home Page Rabbit Health Check Vaccination Policy Rabbit Insurance Neutering Rabbits ... Fly-strike Your Rabbit and Stone Lion Rabbit Health Check Stone Lion Veterinary Centre offers a free check up consultation, prior to vaccination, for all rabbits. During this appointment we will thoroughly examine your rabbit and check the teeth and give advice on diet. Back to the top Vaccination Policy Rabbits should be vaccinated annually against myxomatosis and VHD. The vaccination comprises two injections which should be given in the spring, at least one week apart. In areas of high prevalence of these diseases the vaccinations can be given twice a year. Rabbits can be vaccinated against myxomatosis from six weeks. Myxomatosis is found in wild rabbit populations and is carried by rabbit fleas and mosquitoes. The signs of myxomatosis are puffy eyelids and discharge from the eyes. Death usually occurs about a week later. VHD or viral haemorrhagic disease can strike at any time. Sudden death in rabbits may be due to this calicivirus. Other signs of infection include not eating, fever, followed by convulsions, coma and death. If there is an outbreak of the disease in your area it is advisable to vaccinate against VHD twice a year instead of annually. Further details on rabbit vaccination can be found in the leaflets on rabbit vaccination and VHD obtainable from Stone Lion Veterinary Centre Reception - or ring the surgery for a rabbit pack.
Pet Care Information - Home Page
site offers basic information about pet care and common they are ill than a less exoticpet. looking after puppies; kittens hamsters; rabbits; gerbils; guinea
http://www.stonelion.co.uk/po-petcare.htm

Extractions: Select from the list: Cats Dogs Rabbits Other pets Pet Care Information This section of the web site offers basic information about pet care and common ailments. At Stone Lion Veterinary Centre, we like to promote responsible pet ownership. We are therefore always happy to answer questions about looking after pets. Just click on one of the options on the left to find out more! Choosing a New Pet There are many publications available to help you choose the best type of pet to fit into your lifestyle. Things to take into consideration are: Space - if you have, for example, a small flat with no access to a garden a large dog would not be practical. Time - if you do not have the time to groom your pet daily it is advisable not to have long-haired pets; time for exercising dogs is also a factor. Exotic animals also usually require time to look after. Life-span - do not forget that cats can easily live for 15 years and dogs 12 years. Budget - think about the costs of looking after an animal. The larger the pet the more it will eat. Worming tablets are sold depending on weight. Drugs if your pet is ill will also cost more than if you have a smaller animal. Exotic animals also may cost a lot more to treat if they are ill than a less exotic pet. Whatever animal you decide to buy always make sure that the animal is bright and lively and the surroundings are clean.
WileyEurope :: Rabbits In Your Life
concerning the care, training and enjoyment of rabbits. You'll learn the traits ofpopular American breeds; where to get your rabbit; how to keep your pet well
http://www.wileyeurope.com/cda/product/0,,087605436X,00.html
Rabbit Care By Pet Company - Caring For Pets
RABBIT care. eight years old is a recommended age to be responsible for a pet rabbit.Baby rabbits in particular are very lively, so help will be needed for the
http://www.petcompany.co.uk/rabbitcare.htm
Pet Care - Animal Rescue League Of Iowa
Consumables Nutrition is one of the most important aspects of good rabbit care. BunnyFacts pet rabbits can live 5 to 10 years, with some individuals reaching
http://www.arl-iowa.org/PetCare/Rabbits.asp

Extractions: The Animal Rescue League adopts rabbits to be family pets. Under no circumstances should a rabbit be used for food for other animals; for experimentation or laboratory work; or for any other use other than as a family pet. The ARL strictly enforces this policy under the terms of the adoption contract. Provide a roomy cage, six times the size of an adult rabbit. A front opening door is preferable for rabbit to come in an out on her own; top opening cages are nice too in that they allow humans to reach in and out. Both top and front opening door is ideal. Door must be large enough for litter box. Provide toys in cage.
Jaylene's Pet Care Page
t recommend thisbecause no one wants to care for them After that it helps earn histrust to pet him in Most rabbits enjoy this and will quickly come to the
http://www.geocities.com/hollands3354/petcare.html

Extractions: I t is important to acquire a cage, before bringing your rabbit home. He will need a safe place to rest, and get used to his new surroundings. He will also need a safe place to stay when you are not around to supervise his activities, and it will become home to him. For a Holland Lop, a 24in.X 24in. cage will be enough for him. He needs at least this much room. The cage should have a wire floor of 1 inch X 1/2inch wire. This is a small enough weave not to let his feet fall through, but big enough to allow any urine and droppings to fall through, so that his space remains clean. Rabbits are very clean animals by nature and do much better when they are allowed to live this way. Always, one bunny to a cage. This is important because they are very territorial by nature, and need their own space to feel secure. For an indoor cage, a tray is required under the wire to catch all of the droppings. This tray should be cleaned often to keep the ammonia fumes from becoming strong and threatening the quality of the air that he breathes. Kitty litter used in the tray, particularly in the hot spots(where he urinates regularly), will help keep the smell down until cleaning time. Just scoop out the small area where he goes regularly and replace the litter. If the wire itself becomes dirty, a wire brush can be used to keep it clean. Water is a very important part of a rabbit's diet. A heavy crock style bowl that can't be easily tipped works best. A rabbit will not eat at all if water is not available at all times. The water should be changed daily and the crock cleaned thoroughly at least once a week. A solution of chlorox and water works nicely to sterilize it.
Healthy Pet | Pet Care Tips: Pets In Pockets
want to cuddle them, you should use some care when you If your pet is asleep, wakehim gently and let rabbits have a particularly light skeleton and need to be
http://www.healthypet.com/Library/petcare-35.htm

Extractions: From the moment you hold a soft ball of fluff cupped in your hands, you're smitten. The nose twitches, the whiskers wiggle, and the eyes shine. A fragile, furry bundle of love has put its trust in you, and you have made a new best friend. Welcome to the world of pocket pets. Rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, rats, mice, guinea pigs, and ferrets are often called "pocket pets" because they are small, cute, and inexpensive. Their name is not meant to imply, however, that they're disposable or that they can be neglected. These small animals have specific diet, housing, and handling requirements, and they need care and attention just as much as a dog or cat. And if they're well cared for, they can also be just as much fun. No place like home You can enrich your pet's environment and keep him comfortable and active with a number of accessories. A "hide box"a small box, tube, or other enclosed area where your pet can conceal himself-will make him feel safe and comfortable. Plastic tunnels, wheels, hollow rolling balls with latching lids, and other toys are available that can let your pet exercise. Make sure your pet is safe and can't get trapped inside or catch his feet or tail on a seam or a corner. Also make sure that the toys are made out of metal or durable plastic so your furry friend can't chew and ingest them. You can buy chewing blocks made out of wood or very dense pressed plant fibers for rodents. Rodents' teeth grow throughout their lifetimesthey chew constantly to keep their choppers filed down to a comfortable length.
Pet Care
pet care of cats, dogs, rabbits, and others is extremely important. Find resourceson grooming, behaviour, odor elimination, feeding, and much more.
http://www.odordestroyer.com/petcare/
What's New In Pet Care Resources
Check out the new resources on pet care of cats, dogs, rabbits, and othersis extremely important. Find resources on grooming, behaviour
http://www.odordestroyer.com/petcare/new.html

Extractions: Adjusting to a new home can be a tense and frightening experience for a cat. After being abandoned by his previous guardian, he now finds himself in a strange new home with strange new people. Your patience and understanding during his initial adjustment period can do a lot to help your new cat feel at home. Susan Little DVM
West Boulevard Veterinary Clinic...free Pet Care Information
Provides veterinary care for all animals. Located in Kerrisdale.Category Regional North America Animals Veterinarians The health and happiness of your pet within the family an integrated, holistic approachto wellness care and the treatment of dogs, cats, rabbits and other
http://www.wbvc.bc.ca/

Extractions: WELCOME... we hope you enjoy our web site ! To locate specific information please refer to our Table of Contents and make use of our Search Page. "PEOPLE HELPING PETS" WBVC is a privately owned veterinary hospital located in Vancouver, British Columbia. We have been providing comprehensive veterinary care for the animals in our community for over twenty years. We offer a fully integrated approach to veterinary medicine, encompassing conventional and alternative modalities, for both diagnosis and treatment. At WBVC we strive to offer the best quality and up-to-date veterinary care, services and products available. In doing so we consider the needs of the animal along with the moral philosophy and financial ability of the responsible caregiver. Our aim is to support healthy animals and happy humans! Our mission is to strengthen the Veterinary-Client-Pet Relationship . We work hard, and take pride, in our efforts to provide high quality heath care and client service. Our aim at WBVC is to provide a compassionate, progressive, pleasant and rewarding environment for patients, clients and staff at all times.
Encyclopedia Of Pet Rabbits
Old Fashioned Raising rabbits; Raising rabbits Successfully; Rabbit(Aspca pet care Guide); Lop rabbits As pets; Wyman's Gardening
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/prod/0876669119s.html
Dwarf Rabbits: The Right Way To Keep Them, Feeding Them Properly Understanding T
Raising rabbits Successfully; Rabbit (Aspca pet care Guide); Lop rabbitsAs pets; Getting Your First Horse (HorseWise Guides Series);
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/prod/0812066006s.html
My Rabbits And I.
Show and pet quality New Zealand Whites and Holland Lop rabbits. rabbits for sale, basic care information, herbal helpers, and free stuff. Located in Southern CA.
http://bunnyland.freeservers.com
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Wiley :: Rabbits For Dummies
An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy pet (Hardcover) Stephanie rabbits For DummiesAudrey Pavia ISBN 07645-0861-X Get a jump on the best care for your rabbit!
http://www.wiley.com/cda/product/0,,076450861X,00.html
Rabbit Web Book Store
Here is detailed advice on keeping and breeding healthy, contented rabbits. VeterinarianKaren Gendron instructs pet owners on health care, proper feeding and
http://www.rabbitweb.net/bookstore.asp

Extractions: Put your ad on the Rabbit Web. It works! Rabbit Web, through Barnes and Noble, offers a number of terrific books on rabbits. Click the book cover or the title to go to Barnes and Noble to get more info on the book (including the price) or to buy the book. All purchases benefit Rabbit Web. The Rabbit Handbook: Purchase, Care, and Breeding, Understanding Rabbit Behavior ISBN: 0764112465 To thrive, rabbits need to be properly housed and fed, and protected from diseases and parasites. Here is detailed advice on keeping and breeding healthy, contented rabbits. Titles in Barron's popular Pet Handbooks series instruct pet owners on health care, proper feeding and housing, and other facts important to owners and their pets. All books in this series have high quality, full-color photos, instructive line drawings, and run to an average of approximately 140 pages Back to Top Taking Care of Your Rabbit: A Young Pet Owner's Guide
Rabbit Web Zine: Selling Rabbits To Pet Stores - Is It Really Good Business?
When pet stores do sell rabbits, all they want or care about is money.Period. If you have the cash, you get the animal. Many don
http://www.rabbitweb.net/petstores.asp
Everything About Bunnies On The Internet - The Rabbit Pages On Pet Net!
you understand Rabbit body language and bunny behavior, you will have a much betterrelationship with your pet. For The Love of rabbits general rabbit care.
http://www.pet-net.net/small_animals/rabbits.htm

Extractions: Welcome Rabbit Aficionados! You've just burrowed into the best place for Rabbit lovers in cyberspace! Pet Net's Small Animal Pages offer everything for the Internet Rabbit enthusiast, so you're sure to find just what you seek right here. Just select your choice from our menu below, and you'll be whisked to Rabbit information, humor, chat groups, web rings and much more, organized by subject area! Want to list your Rabbit-related website on this page? Just use the convenient URL submission form near the end of the listings on this page. All submissions are free and very welcome!

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