I love my beautiful fluffy rabbits. They make the best pets to snuggle up to, yet no one in our family is allergic to their fur and they are so affectionate with kids. They are also really easy to look after and don't need to be walked or having special baths. I have started a blog to show off my bunnies and show the things that I have bought for my bunnies. I hope that I can convince more families with kids to try having a rabbit as a pet, so that they can share the great times I have had with my bunny.
Posted on: 29 May 2015
During the summer months when snakes are most active it's not uncommon for dogs to come into contact with them, especially if you exercise your pet in a local park or in an area near a body of water. There are a number of species of highly venomous snakes in Australia but the usual culprits for biting dogs are brown snakes and tiger snakes. How to tell if your dog has been bitten [Read More]
Posted on: 22 May 2015
Roundworms are intestinal parasites that live on the contents of your dog's gut. These parasites look like strands of spaghetti, can grow to 20cm and can migrate from your dog's intestines to their lungs and liver, leaving them feeling generally unwell. Adult dogs respond well to roundworm treatment, but roundworms are particularly harmful to puppies whose immune systems are still developing. Roundworms can actually be fatal in puppies, especially if there is a large accumulation of the worms in their intestines, which can lead to bowel obstruction and rupturing. [Read More]