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Rabbits Pet Care:     more books (100)

Pet Care Rabbits Rabbits (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Sue Fox, 2006-09 Taking Care of Your Rabbit (A Young Pet Owner's Guide) by Helen Piers, 1992-02-03 Care for Your Rabbit (RSPCA Pet Guides) by RSPCA, 2004-08-01 Taking Care of Your Rabbit (Taking Care of Your Pet) by Joyce Pope, Sally Anne Thompson, et all 1990-07 Rabbit Keeping (Bartholomew Pet Care Series) by Gay Nightingale, 1984-12 Caring for Your Rabbit (Blastoff! Readers: Pet Care Library) (Pet Care Library: Blastoff! Readers, Level 4) by Colleen Sexton, 2010-08-08 Rabbits: Expert Advice on Pet Care, Tips on Being a Responsible Owner, Selecting Your New Rabbit by Practical Pet Care, 2006-01-01 Pet Care Guide for Kids Rabbits by Mark Evans, 1992 Rabbits (Nelson guide to pet care) by W. Simister, 1976-01 Bunnies as pets: A guide to the selection, care and breeding of rabbits by Madeline Miller, 1955 Rabbits: Complete Care Guide by Virginia Parker Guidry, 2002-04 Rabbits: How to Take Care of Them and Understand Them (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Monika Wegler, Lucia E. Parent, 1990-10 Rats (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Julie Mancini, 2009-04-15

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21. Pet Sitting For Austin, Wells Branch, Scofield Ridge, Pflugerville, Hutto
    Offers care for cats, dogs, ferrets, rabbits, and small birds. Serves Austin, Round Rock, and Pflugerville.  
    http://www.cox-internet.com/jjshaffer/lynnspetsitting/
    
    Extractions: Loving, dependable care for your pets and home while you're away - Since 1998 Home Testimonials About Me My Family ... Contact I have kept my business small so that there is an emphasis on quality pet care. I believe that pet sitting is more than just tending to your pet's basic needs (i.e. feeding, watering, and exercise). That's why I'll spend at least 30 minutes per visit. This way your pets also get some loving attention such as petting and playtime. After all, your pets are your kids. They might be furry, feathered, or finned, but they're still your kids! This is my attitude towards my own pets and will be my attitude towards yours as well. I feel pets bring a lot of happiness to your life and I feel good about bringing happiness to theirs as well.

22. Rabbit Adoptions,Adopt Rabbits,Pet Rabbit Care,Rabbit Health Care
    rabbit adoptions, pet rabbit care, adopt rabbits, rabbit health care. Rabbit Adoptions. pets 911 knows that every community has pets in need.  
    http://www.pets911.com/pets911com/rabbit_adoptions.htm
    
    Extractions: Rabbit Adoptions Pets 911 knows that every community has pets in need. We offer a free network of animal rescue organizations and services across the country. Pets 911 is becoming an answer for not only the public, but also the pet animal welfare group community on how we in this country can all take part in saving those 5 million animals every year. Pet adoptions, animal shelters, help to find lost dogs and services to find lost cats - Pets 911 for all your pet adoption information - Thousands of homeless dogs, abandoned cats and other animals available for adoption. Have you lost or found a pet? Rabbit Adoptions information is one of the fine things we offer at Pets911.com. We also provide information on pet rabbit care, how to adopt rabbits, and rabbit health care. Pets911.com - Rabbit Adoptions Pets911.com

23. Memphis Pet Sitters
    Offer care for dogs, cats, fish, horses, cattle, snakes, reptiles, rabbits, and other pets in the Memphis/Cordova/Bartlett area. Personal profiles, service descriptions, prices, and other information.  
    http://krazyh0rse.tripod.com/PDPSS/
    
    Extractions: Home About Us Services Offered Pricing Specials ... Tapestries Memphis Pet Sitters Call 684-4589 for info or reservations!!!! Pet Sitting in the comfort of your own home Memphis Pet sitters provides pet sitting in the comfort of the animals own home. We all know going out of town or having to work long hours when your baby(s) are at home is never easy for either of you. MPS provides a trusted christian pet sitter to come over and take care of your animals and give T.L.C while you have to be away. MPS takes the stress off of you by giving you the freedom to call, every day if you like, and check up on your babies to make sure everything is going ok. As pet owners ourselves we know that it is the little things like; Are they eating? Did they use the bathroom? Do they seem happy? that count when you are not there. So give us a call and let us meet you and your babies. We would love to SPOIL your babies while you are away! With each of our services we will try our best to make your home looked lived in to deter burgulars, by opening and closing blinds, alternate turning lights on and off, picking up and bringing in your mail and newspapers, and watering your house plants depending on your needs*. We also offer house sitting for $10.00 per visit even if you don't have any pets. We will do all of the above mentioned and any other duties needed. Call early to get your reservations. Call Us At: 684-4589

24. Gerbil Care, Guinea Pig Care, Hamster Care, Rabbit Care – All About Pets
    Find small pet care tips on hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, rabbits and more within the expert pet advice in our free leaflets.  
    http://www.allaboutpets.org.uk/spintro.html
    
    Extractions: SMALL PETS 4 ... Download complete small pet series Small pet care advice Our full range of free small pet care information is available to download here, by clicking on the leaflet(s) of your choice. Please note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software to access these leaflets. Click here to obtain free Gerbil care requires time and attention, despite the fact that smaller pets are often easier to care for than larger ones. Gerbil care involves housing, diet, health matters, exercise, entertainment, and making your gerbil familiar with you. gerbil care leaflet above. Download free gerbil care information Guinea pig care involves exercise, feeding and handling. Since these pets have quite a long life span, guinea pig care is a long-term responsibility. Download free guinea pig care information hamster care is choosing the right housing. This means finding a cage that is easy to take apart, easy to clean, well ventilated and secure. Also, we all know hamsters store food in their pouches, but hamster care means recognising when permanently stuffed cheeks are caused by impacted food. Always seek the advice of a vet in this situation.

25. Rabbit Care, Guinea Pig Care, Pet Care Information - All About Pets
    SMALL PETS 10 rabbits and operations Most operations on rabbits are fairly safe but the success of treatment and recovery also depends on care before and after  
    http://www.allaboutpets.org.uk/spindex3.html

26. Pets: Small Animals
    rabbits make wonderful pets; How to care for a pet rabbit; pet rabbit care tips clipping toenails; How do you care for a pet rabbit?  
    http://www.essortment.com/in/Pets.Small.Animals/
    
    Extractions: about this site Back to main site Find A Site Ferrets Chinchillas Gerbils and Hamsters Hedgehogs ... Misc. Ferrets Chinchillas Gerbils and Hamsters Hedgehogs Mice and Rats Potbelly Pigs Rabbits Caring for your pet rabbit Rabbits as house pets Taking care of a pet rabbit Rabbits make wonderful pets ... How do I take care of a pet rabbit?

27. Speedway Veterinary Hospital- Tucson Arizona
    Treating dogs, cats, rabbits, and ferrets. Providing complete medical, dental, surgical and senior pet care, along with preventative health examinations, and dietary planning. Includes staff biographies.  
    http://www.speedwayvet.com/
    
    Extractions: Pet owners generally look upon their pets as members of their respective families. We feel the same way. That's one reason why we understand that your trust in us adds up to a special responsibility. Headed by Kayla R. Boyer, D.V.M., the staff of Speedway Veterinary Hospital provides a variety of special services, including the following: • Complete medical and surgical care

28. 1st SPOT PETS Dogs, Cats, Fish, Birds, Parrots And Rabbits
    How To Take Good care Of Your RabbitEssential Guide for Rabbit Owners How to Train, care and Build Trust with your pet Rabbit in 30 days or less.  
    http://1st-spot.net/topic_pets.html
    
    Extractions: Pet Supplies Search Engine - A Search Engine of Pet-Related Sites Doggy Be Good -Dog Training Ebook from the author of Potty-Professor. How To Take Good Care Of Your Rabbit -Essential Guide for Rabbit Owners: How to Train, Care and Build Trust with your Pet Rabbit in 30 days or less. Toybreeds - online guide to Toy dog breed selection and caring. Acreage Equines Equestrian E-Books - Books, information, and puzzles about horses and equestrian sport. Breed Rescue Organization British Small Animal Veterinary Assoc.

29. Sunny Oaks Rabbitry
    Breeders of Black and rare Blue Flemish Giants. Available for show, pet or breeding. Info on care and housing. Located in Long Island.  
    http://sunnyoaksrabbits.tripod.com/sunnyoaksrabbitry/
    
    Extractions: Sunny Oaks Rabbitry Home More About the Flemish Giant Showing a RABBIT Our Mini-Rex Rabbit Links and Web Sites ... Contact Me Flemish Giant Rabbits "Gentle Giants" Welcome to Sunny Oaks Rabbitry, home to the beautiful and rare Blue Flemish Giant Rabbits. Bred for show and pet, these wonderful "Gentle Giants" make fabulous pets for the whole family. When fully mature, these rabbits can average 16 - 18 lbs., and have been known to reach over 20 lbs. Flemish Giants come in 7 ARBA recognized colors, Blue, Black, Fawn, Light Gray, Sandy, Steel, and White. We breed and show Blue, Black and White. Blue is the least common and most difficult color to breed true. Our rabbits are bred for personality, color, size and body type. We are located on Long Island, in New York, and generally show in the Northeast US. Please check out our Info page with a brief history of the breed and suggestions for caring for your Flemish Giant... We have babies ready to go! Blue, Black and White! We also have a liter of beautiful whites out of our "Arizona" that will be ready to go mid-May. Feel free to contact us. Please note - We

30. Healthy Pet | Pet Care Tips: Pocket Pet Care
    want to cuddle them, you should use some care when you If your pet is asleep, wake him 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.

31. :: Welcome To Supreme Petfoods ::
    United Kingdom pet food manufacturer for small animals like rabbits, hampsters, gerbils and chinchillas. Also contains care advice.  
    http://www.russelrabbit.com/

32. TLC Rabbitry
    Breeder of show and pet quality rabbits. Located in West Virginia. care guide, photos, and list of bunnies for sale.  
    http://www.geocities.com/tlscott3/
    
    Extractions: TLC Rabbitry We currently have some exciting new litters! Welcome to TLC Rabbitry located in the scenic mountains of West Virginia! My name is Tricia, and I am a new breeder of Holland Lop rabbits. I fell in love with these bunnies because of their tiny size (4lbs. max), their little lopped ears, and the rainbow of colors they come in. Colors I am currently working with include black, tort, siamese sable, sable point, ruby-eyed white, blue, and pointed white. Here at TLC Rabbitry we strive for quality not quantity. We have only a small herd, so our bunnies get lots of attention. Our goal is to produce show quality bunnies with lovable personalities. Please come in and look around my site! Bucks Does Babies Bunnies For Sale ... View Archived Guestbook 2 I would like to hear from you. Please send me an e-mail!

33. 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

34. Practical Pet Care Article: Rabbits – Not Just For Easter (Part 3: Life With Bu
    A look at a few of the dayto-day concerns and pleasures of living with a rabbit.  
    http://www.practical-pet-care.com/article_view.php?ver=59

35. Ask An Expert About Rabbits
    Ask an Expert about rabbits  
    http://www.practical-pet-care.com/rabbit_forum.php
    
    Extractions: Subject Author Grade / Useful Date Q: Rabbit Harness 6/11/2004, 9:27 am A: Rabbit Harness australorpie 6/11/2004, 10:50 am Q: rabbit not eating cecel 6/10/2004, 4:35 pm A: rabbit not eating cecel cubbycare A 6/10/2004, 8:55 pm Q: rabbits diamondinn 6/10/2004, 7:56 am A: rabbits cubbycare A 6/10/2004, 9:14 am A: rabbits RabbitMage A+ 6/10/2004, 10:40 am A: rabbits australorpie A- 6/10/2004, 2:34 pm A: rabbits RabbitMage 6/10/2004, 9:19 pm A: rabbits australorpie 6/11/2004, 10:55 am A: rabbits australorpie 6/11/2004, 10:55 am Q: very strange behavior- plea... thekleins 6/10/2004, 7:39 am A: very strange behavior- plea...

36. Rabbit Care Neutering Bunny Rabbits Pet Health From Petplanet.co.uk
    operation for female animals), up to 80% of female rabbits naturally develop behavioural problems, and prevents the possibility of your pet developing these  
    http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/health/rabbit_neuter.htm
    
    Extractions: It's Nicer to Neuter By Carina Norris If they don't want to breed from their pets, responsible dog and cat owners have their pets neutered. But rabbit owners? Far too few rabbit owners know that their pets would be far happier and healthier if they had this simple operation. In the past, many female rabbits which were assumed to have died from 'old age' were actually killed by reproductive cancers, such as breast, uterus and ovarian cancer. Unless they are spayed (the neutering operation for female animals), up to 80% of female rabbits naturally develop these cancers by the age of five years. As soon as they are old enough to breed - at around four to six months - they will start having repeated pregnancies, or false pregnancies, and will probably become moody and aggressive. However, spaying eliminates or reduces the behavioural problems, and prevents the possibility of your pet developing these fatal cancers. Male rabbits benefit from being neutered, too. Boy bunnies have gained a somewhat unfortunate reputation for being 'bruisers', but if they are neutered, they will be less likely to fight. Neither will the operation affect your rabbit's personality - except for perhaps making them calmer and easier to live with, both for you, and any rabbit companions they may have. Neutered rabbits have a much more laid-back attitude, and are much less likely to bite or scratch their owners, or attack even when a hand is put inside their cage or hutch, or be destructive in the home.

37. Rabbit Care For Pet Rabbits From Petplanet.co.uk
    the british rabbit councils advice on pet rabbit care during the winter months at petplanet.co.uk. Looking after your rabbit in winter  
    http://www.petplanet.co.uk/petplanet/health/rabbits_winter_care.htm
    
    Extractions: Looking after your rabbit in winter Now is the time to think about your outside bunnies and make them as comfortable as you can over the winter months. Here are some tips from The British Rabbit Council. Rabbits, like many other animals, find winter tough. They do not hibernate and they will rely on their owners for survival. Even though Mother Nature will supply them with a warm winter coat, a little extra thought will be needed. These tips will help your readers help their pet rabbit, Britain's third most popular pet. Bedding must be clean and dry at all times. Wet bedding could freeze! Keep an old towel for your rabbit and gently dry him if he gets unexpectedly wet. Rabbits do not like draughts, especially at night. If his hutch is outside, make sure it is fitted with a rain and wind proof cover for bad weather and night time. It should hang down over the front but it should allow a little air for ventilation. However, a rabbit will thrive with its hutch outside or in a garden shed, even in harsh conditions - no need to bring the hutch into the living room! If the hutch has an outside run onto grass or concrete, close it off until spring arrives.

38. Pet Care Questions & Answers - Free Advice
    Are ferrets good pets? Pregnancy the Estrus cycle Preparing a rabbit for winter Caring for newborn Weeping Eyes Is it safe for rabbits to chew cardboard?  
    http://www.petpeoplesplace.com/Advice/show_all.html

39. Rabbits - Pet Supplies Guide
    pet care products petCO Very wellknown and popular retail store chain also has a really pets Warehouse 40,000 pet supply items for rabbits and small  
    http://www.petsuppliesguide.com/rabbits.html

40. Pet Care For Youth - Fact Sheet -- BC SPCA
    Many animals such as rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs, birds and All pets need a best friend someone who will spend time with them and take care of them for  
    http://www.spca.bc.ca/Factsheets/youpet.htm
    
    Extractions: Adoptable animals Adoption information Adoption ads - view online! Animal Assisted Therapy Animal care topics Anim@ls news bulletins AnimalSense magazine Animal welfare certification Awards Program BARK! on-line newsletter BC SPCA MasterCard Board of Directors / Mgmt. Build a small animal habitat Charter of the BC SPCA Circuses Classroom animals Club Z / HBC Rewards #'s Criminal code amendments Dog bite safety Donations Employment opportunities Events around BC Exercising with your dog Exotic animals Farm Animals FAQs For Kids Foster parents Found an animal? Gift Planning - legacies, wills, etc. Grieving for a lost pet Humane Education topics Jobs Lost pet? Media - Press Releases Membership Oil spills Order materials from us Pet on the Net adoptions Pet Survivor Care Program Planned Giving Press Releases Public Service Announcements Renting with pets SHOP SPCA Strategic Plan Summer youth camps "Tall Tails" - heard a good one? Thrift stores Traveling with your pet Volunteering Ways to show you care...

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