Helping Pets

Supplies to Get Started: Housing Roomy cage avoid a wire bottom Litter-box (in cage) Pellet bowl Water bottle Toys (plastic baby toys that they can chew, toss and carry are best) Animal carrier Running Space Indoors Bunny-proofed room(s) Litter-box Toys (chew and dig) Outdoors: to be supervised at all times!

Though a statistical rarity (It is estimated that less than 2% of the U.S. population is bitten by a dog each year), dogs and cats do sometimes bite. Fortunately it is easy to prevent your family and yourself from being bitten. Ask before petting someone else’s dog. You might even ask if the dog doesn’t like to be

Just like you should exercise every day, so should your bunny! Exercise time can be a wonderful bonding opportunity where you can play with your bunny. Your rabbit will also benefit by playing alone and you can encourage her by giving her an exercise space that is interesting and stimulating. Rabbits like to play

Like all animals, kittens do not grow into adult cats overnight. Rather, they go through a series of developmental stages as they mature. Learning about these stages and what happens in them will help you better care for your kitten(s).  0-2 weeks: Neonatal Orient towards sound Eyes begin to open, usually by 2