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

Ferrets: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, Diseases, Behavior, and Breeding (Pet Care Series) by Chuck Morton, Fox Morton, 1985-12

Dwarf Rabbits: How to Take Care of Them and Understand Them (A Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Monika Wegler, 1992-10

The Proper Care of Rabbits by Darlene Campbell, 1994-11

Let's Take Care of Our New Rabbit (Let's Take Care of) by Berta Garcia Sabates, Merce Segarra, 2008-01-11

The complete book of pet care: Birds, cats, fish, dogs, guinea pigs, horses, mice, rabbits, reptiles by Peter Roach, 1983

Complete Book of Pet Care, birds, cats, dogs, Fish Guinea pings, horses, Mice Rabbits & Reptiles by Peter Roach, 1983

Rabbits (Slim Goodbody's Inside Guide to Pets) by Slim Goodbody, 2007-12-15

Cuidemos a nuestro conejito nuevo: Let's Take Care of Our New Rabbit (Spanish) (Cuidar Y Proteger/ Let's Take Care of) by Berta Garcia Sabates, Merce Segarra, et all 2008-03-01

Hamsters: How to Care for Them, Feed Them, and Understand Them (Family Pet) by Peter Hollmann, 1999-05

The New Rabbit Handbook: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, Breeding, and Behavior (New Pet Handbooks) by Lucia E. Parent, Lucia Vriends-Parent, et all 1989-12

Guide to Owning a Guinea Pig: Housing, Feeding, Breeding, Exhibition, Health Care (Re Series) by Graham J. Edsel, 1997-12

Hamsters: How to Take Care of Them and Understand Them (A Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Otto Von Frisch, Otto Von Frisch, et all 1990-10

The Guinea Pig: How to Care for Them, Feed Them, and Understand Them (Family Pet Series) by Katrin Behrend, 1997-03

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Re Recommended Pet Care
and my pet care person bailed, letting me know today they would not be able tocare for the pets. Hence, I'm in a position of leaving my rabbits and guinea
http://www.sonic.net/~snevel/etherbun/msg64866.html
Pet Care For Youth - Fact Sheet -- BC SPCA
Dogs need a weatherproof dog house, rabbits and guinea pigs need a shelter box andcats like Plenty of exercise will keep your pet happy and healthy Health care.
http://www.spca.bc.ca/Factsheets/youpet.htm

Extractions: The 7 essentials of responsible pet care Friends for Life Animals trust you to provide care for the rest of their lives. This is a big responsibility but it is very rewarding. Here is what you must provide for your pet: Food All animals need to be fed the correct food. Cats cannot eat dog food, nor can guinea pigs eat rabbit pellets or birds live on seeds alone. Generally, if your pets are young and active they need high energy food. When they get older and slow down they need food that has less fat. Water Give your pet plenty of fresh water. While there are many different types of animals, one thing they have in common is that they all require fresh water. Change the water every day and wash the water container regularly. Shelter Shelters should keep your pet warm, dry and safe. Dogs need a weatherproof dog house, rabbits and guinea pigs need a shelter box and cats like the safety of your whole house. Small animals such as mice need nesting boxes in their homes. Exercise Keep your pet fit. Plenty of exercise will keep your pet happy and healthy. Walk your dog twice a day. If you have a rabbit make a special exercise area or buy a harness and go for walks.
Pet Care Bibliography - UIUC Veterinary Medicine Library Ready Reference
rabbits A Complete pet Owner's Manual Everything about Purchase, care, Nutrition,Grooming, Behavior, and Training. Barron's Educational Series, 1999.
http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/vex/ReadyRef/petcare.htm

Extractions: Pet Care Bibliography Contents General Amphibians Aquaria Behavior ... Wild Animals General Alderton, David. The International Encyclopedia of Pet Care: A Practical Guide to Choosing and Caring for Your Pets. Macmillan Publishing, 1997. 192 p. ISBN: 0876055471. Bricklin, Mark. Pets as Part of the Family: The Total Care Guide for all the Pets in Your Life (Pets: Part of the Family Books). Rodale Press, 1999. 488 p. ISBN: 1579541259 (hardcover) and 1579541364 (paperback). This series publishes books on natural health care of companion animals. Dogs and cats are the species primarily covered. Some examples of guides published in this series are: Orey, Cal. 1st ed. BowTie Press, 1999. 48 p. ISBN: 088954034X. Walker, Joan Hustace. Hip Displasia: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care for Dogs.
Pet Care Home Page For Champaign-Urbana
baby rabbits in rabbits How to Take care of Them and Understand Them. Q. Wherecan you find plans for building a doghouse? A. Successful pet Homes How to
http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/vex/cpl/faq/quest.htm

Extractions: Listed below are some actual questions which have been asked at the Champaign Public Library Reference Desk. We have included both the questions and answers, or citations to resources where the requested information can be located. This should give you some idea of the broad range of animal interests in our community. Q. What are the city ordinances on dogs?
Exotic Pet Care Library At Harmony Animal Hospital's World Of Pets: Laugh, Learn
Most rabbits do very well. pet rodents (hamsters, rats, mice, gerbils, and guineapigs) are very pets for young children and as a rule require minimal care.
http://www.petvets.com/petcare/exotics.html

Extractions: for your Site Reptiles and Small Mammals Table of Contents for Pages 1 and 2: Check out the articles in Seasonal Concerns. Go to page 2 of Exotic Pet Care (or just use the index links, above, for a special article.) Go to In the News to find out what's happening in medicine. Owning a Ferret Ferrets can be a lot of fun, and under the right circumstances they can make wonderful pet. They are not the same as caring for a dog or a cat, and before getting one of these playful critters you should try to learn as much about them as possible. They are not, however, usually recommended in household with very small children. General Information Ferrets come in several different color schemes: the Fitch ferret is the most popular. Fitch ferrets have a buff colored coat with black markings on the face, feet, and tails. Albino ferrets are white with pink eyes. Some ferrets have a buff coat with light markings. The female ferret is called a jill, the male is a hob, and the infants are called kits.
Palmerston Veterinary Group - Pet Care - Rabbits
http://www.btinternet.com/~pvg.vethospital/fs-petcare_rabbits.htm
Rabbits
from cats, rabbits are the most unwanted pets to come into our care so please offruit or birch tree as overgrown incisors is a common problem in pet rabbits.
http://www.btinternet.com/~grumster/html/body_rabbits.html

Extractions: They are creatures that need to run, jump and burrow In the wild rabbits are sociable creatures living together in large groups in underground warrens. When kept as pets, two does from the same litter are good company. A neutered buck and a female are best companions. Never keep un-neutered bucks together as when mature they will most certainly fight in a confined space. However, two neutered bucks do get along well. Apart from cats, rabbits are the most unwanted pets to come into our care so pleasebe sensible and do not breed from your rabbit. Always provide a nibbling branch of fruit or birch tree as overgrown incisors is a common problem in pet rabbits. Check them if he seems off his food as he could starve to death if not treated. Read our article on Bunny Teeth You can litter train your bunny Click here to find out how! DID YOU KNOW
Books On Rabbits
rabbits A Complete pet Owner's Manual Everything About Purchase, care, Nutrition,Grooming, Behavior, and Training (Complete pet Owner's Manual) by Monika
http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/nature/rabbits.htm
Rabbit Care Books
Children learn the facts they need to know about rabbits in this informative volume. 9.Rabbit (Aspca pet care Guides for Kids) By Mark Evans Price $7.66
http://members.iinet.net.au/~rabbit/rabcare.htm

Extractions: "Raising Rabbits the Modern Way" is a well written and thought-provoking rabbit care book. The book not only includes a nice assortment of pictures, but interesting information which is presented in a concise and eloquent manner. It is a book for both the beginner and the more experienced rabbit owner.
TheFerretStore.com - "Rabbits: Complete Care Made Easy"
companion whose popularity is multiplying like, well, rabbits. Filled with accurate,upto-date information, the Complete care guides help new pet owners build
http://www.ferretstore.com/rab.html

Extractions: search Register/Sign-in Easter Bunny Catalog Cage Accessories Cage Liners ... Small Pets > "Rabbits: Complete Care Made Easy" Two thousand years ago, rabbits were found on the heads of Roman coins. Today, rabbits are found in almost as many homes as cats and dogs. "Rabbits" is filled with everything you need to know about the cuddly companion whose popularity is multiplying like, well, rabbits. Filled with accurate, up-to-date information, the Complete Care guides help new pet owners build lasting and loving relationships with their animal companions. No sleepy academic tomes, the Complete Care guides address all the major issues concerning owning a pet with down-to-earth language, honesty, humor and 100 full-color photographs. Reaching above and beyond ordinary pet care books, they remain essential long after a pet's first day home thanks to fascinating historical facts, a helpful resource guide, emergency first aid tips, fun activities and much more. 184 pages. Softcover
NWCN.com| Pets | Animal News
Humane Society of the United States urges you to consider the following before youbring a pet bird into your life. Full Story Rabbit care rabbits may be
http://www.nwcn.com/animals/petcare/

Extractions: Although your cat may act independent and be litter-trained, he still counts on you to provide him with food, water, safe shelter, regular veterinary care, companionship, and more. Take care of these ten essentials, and you'll be guaranteed to develop a rewarding relationship with your feline companion.
CyberSpace Search!
Results 1 through 10 of 38 for pet care. On All Your pet Supplies Free Shipping onall your pet supplies We're not just for ferrets dogs, cats, rabbits and more
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Dr Sue's Summer Pet Care Tips Vers 1.0
Dr. Sue'sSUMMER pet care TIPS. Heat Stress Hot summers in Davis and other hotplaces. Any pet can suffer heat stress, dogs, cats, birds, horses, rabbits, etc.
http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/vme/DrSue/summer.html

Extractions: Any pet can suffer heat stress, dogs, cats, birds, horses, rabbits, etc. but some animals are more prone or susceptible: [menu] Provide plenty of clean, fresh water at all times, change water daily provide adequate shade and/or shelter from the sun and, if pets are kept in a kennel, adequate air circulation avoid exercise during hot weather hot pavement can mean hot or burned paws, avoid walking your dog on hot pavement or roads baby pools filled with cool water can be fun and cooling for most dogs (use the hard plastic pool) fill a gallon milk container with water, freeze, place it in cage or in a cool spot in the yard so rabbit, cat or dog can lay next to it and get cool NEVER leave pets in a parked vehicle!!!!
Books On Care, Feeding, Breeding Pet Rabbits Bunnies
advice on keeping and breeding healthy, contented rabbits. Titles in Barron's popularpet Handbooks series instruct pet owners on health care, proper feeding
http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/bunnie5.htm
Cats & Rabbits & More - Links
inhome care for exotic animals (birds, rabbits, ferrets, reptiles, rodents andother companion mammals. (619) 339-4020. PAWPRINTS In Home pet Sitting PO Box
http://www.catsandrabbitsandmore.com/links

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ISPCA -
pet care, pet care Tips, Virtual Vet. pet Passports. pet Microchipping. rabbits.My rabbit is very aggresive and i'm looking for advice on how to calm him down.
http://www.ispca.ie/petclinic/rabbits/

Extractions: News from ISPCA ... Website Feedback My rabbit has just had babies. At what age will their eyes open? My rabbits have a yellowish scale in their ears. They scratch it causing it to bleed. What is this and what can I do to help it? I have two 3 week old rabbits but I am hand rearing them I would like some information on this subject please ... I have a two and a half year old male lop-eared rabbit. For a while he has had sore runny eyes. I brought him to the vet who cleared out his eyes. This didn't work. The vet has given me several orange tubes of ointment, but they didn't work either. Felix is a very cute and cuddly 4 month old dog and is looking for a kind and loving family. To view this dog call 087 9905 381 or call Tipperary Friends of Animals on 086 813 3707 or email them
Dogs, Cats And Other Pets For Children
Lots of information including pet care of dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters,gerbils, health care and pet travel; issues related to humane treatment
http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/kidspets.htm
Rabbits (Junior Pet Care)
rabbits (Junior pet care).
http://hallkidsanimals.com/rabbits/123.shtml
Eva's Pet Care Disagreement Page
but only for info on the subjects of care and diseases. I also know of a mouse petbook that has breeds and varieties, mainly on mice, guinea pigs and rabbits.
http://www.users.wineasy.se/dan.johansson/eva/pcd.htm

Extractions: I think it is very interesting that people have so many different views on the topic of pet care. I have been thinking about this a lot. Some people I know use the smallest cages they possibly can and they give their animals the cheapest and easiest-to-feed kind of food to the animals, in order to be able to keep as many animals as possible for breeding purposes. Some of these people, when asked, of course have totally other views on pet care than the person with just a few highly beloved pets. This is exactly as with dog owners. Some dog owners think it is totally ok to leave the dog alone all day, and take it out on a 5 minute pee walk once in a while. Other dog owners would feel that it is totally unthinkable to leave such a highly social animal as a dog alone all day, and would also take the dog out for long walks every day. Some dog owner's fool themselves by getting two dogs and think that two dogs may be happier together in the absence of their owner. But two lonely dogs are just two lonely dogs, waiting for their owner. It is better to pay somebody to walk the dog during the day, or even pay somebody (a human companion) to
Pet Bunny Rabbits, Oryctolagus Cuniculus
rabbits are an all time popular pet for children and Regular rabbits can get prettybig (1820 inches care and Feeding rabbits, both dwarfs and regulars eat
http://www.exotictropicals.com/encyclo/critters/rabbits/rabbits.htm

Extractions: Photo courtesy Cathy Powell Rabbits are an all time popular pet for children and adults alike. We are attracted to them due to their soft cuddly fur, small size, and quiet, sweet dispositions. Most can be kept indoors or out (except in extreme weather). Bunnies are pets that prefer to be clean, and most can be house trained. They do need to chew to keep their teeth trim, so you must watch out for your electrical cords if you keep them inside! Sizes vary with the type of breed. The Netherland Dwarf only gets to be about 2 pounds, while the English Lop can be 10 pounds and up. Regular rabbits can get pretty big (18-20 inches), bigger than you might think! Care and Feeding: Rabbits, both dwarfs and regulars eat the same kinds of foods, which are vegetables, fruits, rabbit pellets, and alfalfa or timothy hay. Baby rabbits (under 3 months old) shouldn't be fed fresh fruits and vegetables because it can upset their stomachs. However, when they get older they should eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Chew sticks or hard pellets are good for rabbits that want to chew a lot. Their teeth grow constantly like hair so they need to wear them down by chewing. If their teeth get too long, you must take them to a veterinarian to get them trimmed! They will need a fresh supply of water every day. In general, rabbits are healthy, and only need to see a veterinarian if they get ill or hurt.

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