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Category: Mammals

link to Keeping Your Cat Indoors Keeps Your Pet And Wildlife Safer

Keeping Your Cat Indoors Keeps Your Pet And Wildlife Safer

Outdoor cats are a bit of a pet peeve of mine.  Cats can happily live out their entire lives indoors. Indoor cats can interact with their owners more, and they live longer and healthier...

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The Importance of Getting Pet Rabbits Spayed or Neutered

Rabbits are becoming quite popular as household pets. As their popularity increases, continuous advances are being made in their care. This is especially true about rabbit medical care. Preforming...

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Why I Haven’t Adopted Another Rabbit

It's been quite a few years now since I last kept house rabbits. My last beloved senior rabbit, Barnaby, passed away back in 2017. I kept rabbits for many, many years and really enjoyed sharing my...

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Keep The Rabbit, Switch The Hay!

The adorable rabbits pictured in this post are some of the fluffers I had the pleasure of sharing my life with in the past. I don't keep rabbits currently, but used to keep house rabbits. My last...

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