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Starting With Mice, Rats and Gerbils (The Basic Pet Care Guide Series by Georg Gassner, David Alderton, 1998-05
Dwarf Rabbits: How to Take Care of Them and Understand Them (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Monika Wegler, 1992-10
How To Convince Your Parents You Can Care for a Pet Bunny (Robbie Readers) by Susan Sales Harkins, William H. Harkins, 2008-05-15
Ferrets (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Vickie Mckimmey, 2007-09
Small Pet Health Care and Breeding (Owning the Perfect Small Pet) by Susan Fox, 2001-06
Rabbits (Classroom Pets) by Joanne Randolph, 2007-06-30
Care for a Pet Chinchilla (How to Convince Your Parents You Can) (Robbie Readers) by Amie Jane Leavitt, 2009-06-17
Rabbits (Great Pets) by Ruth Bjorklund, 2007-11-15
RATS! (Fun & Care) by Debbie Ducommun, 1998-01-25
Raising Rabbits (Let's Talk About Pets) by David Armentrout, Patricia Armentrout, 2010-08
The Proper Care of Dwarf Rabbits by Michael Mettler, U. Erich Friese, 1993-04
Let's Take Care of Our New Rabbit by Berta Garcia Sabates, Merce Segarra, 2008-01-11
Rabbits (Slim Goodbody's Inside Guide to Pets) by Slim Goodbody, 2007-12-15
Your Rabbit - A Simple Guide to the Selection and Care of Your Pet

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Pet Food And Pet Care Products In Portugal
rabbits and hamsters, for example, are proving increasingly popular among the Portuguese and sales of other pet food are 3. pet FOOD AND pet care PRODUCTS.
http://www.euromonitor.com/Pet_Food_and_Pet_Care_Products_in_Portugal

Extractions: Sales as a whole are being affected by a slowdown in volume growth. Economic difficulties in Portugal and slower growth in pet populations largely caused this. However, it was partly compensated for in value terms by unit price increases and a greater focus on premium products, as consumers are encouraged to buy products with added value and quality. New products are becoming available that tend to the increasingly specific needs of pets in Portugal. Similarly, Portuguese pet owners are becoming more aware of their pets' dietary needs and health requirements, as well as having a greater affectionate bond with their domestic companions, leading to a diversification of products and a tendency towards more premium purchases. Added-value products such as vitamin-enhanced food, single-serve dishes and a greater variety of variants within each brand helped keep value sales positive in 2002, despite economic difficulties in the country and poor growth in the pet population.
Pet Care Insurance - Cheap Insurance Quotes Market
of veterinary care United pet care Affordable pet health care for birds, rabbits, dogs, cats, horses, ferrets. United pet
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Extractions: Cheapest insurance rates for auto insurance, health insurance, homeowner insurance, life insurance, business insurance and much more. Fill out our quick and easy form and let several insurance companies competing for your business. Get several insurance quotes in only a few minutes. Click on the button below to reduce your payment now ! Cheap Insurance Quotes Market pet insurance Insurecom.com - Free Instant Insurance Quotes Online
Pet Care Pet Insurance - Cheap Insurance Quotes Market
pet America Clube www.petamericaclub.com. United pet care Affordable pet health care for birds, rabbits, dogs, cats, horses, ferrets.
http://www.insurancequotesmarket.com/pet-insurance/pet-care-pet-insurance.html

Extractions: Cheapest insurance rates for auto insurance, health insurance, homeowner insurance, life insurance, business insurance and much more. Fill out our quick and easy form and let several insurance companies competing for your business. Get several insurance quotes in only a few minutes. Click on the button below to reduce your payment now ! Cheap Insurance Quotes Market pet insurance Insurecom.com - Free Instant Insurance Quotes Online
@LA Pets/Animals: Veterinarians/Vets/Veterinary Clinics/Hospitals/Pet Care In So
Estates Dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, rabbits, rodents, exotics Hospital, Pasadena Garden Park pet Clinic, Garden State Humane Society Animal care Center, Long
http://www.at-la.com/biz/@la-vet.htm
Pet Care Books About Pets Dogs Cats Birds Fish Horses Reptiles
Barron s pet Handbooks); Dwarf rabbits A Complete Owner s Manual (Barron s Complete pet Owner s Manuals Everything About Purchase, care, Nutrition, Breeding
http://www.crimsonbird.com/books/pets.htm
How To Care For Rabbits-WCVB-TV Pet Center
How to care for rabbits. September 25, 2001 424 PM. 6. Caution Handle With care rabbits are fragile animals who should be handled carefully.
http://wcvb-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?pt=itemDetail&Item_ID=1355&Site_Cat_ID=114
How To Care For Rabbits-WCVB-TV Pet Center
FORUMS. pet Center Topics. How to care for rabbits. September 25, 2001 424 PM. rabbits may be easy to love, but they re not quite as easy to care for.
http://wcvb-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?pt=itemDetail&item_id=1355&site_cat_id=114
House Rabbit Society Rabbit Care Guide
Exotic Diseases and rabbits; New Book Stories rabbits Tell; Rabbit care Resource Guide rabbit supplies, toys, foods; Archive of What s New
http://www.rabbit.org/

Extractions: Hayward Neglect Case: Rescued rabbits need medical care and new homes New rescue link - Bunnyluv Hundreds of rabbits running loose in Chino, CA Spread the Word - Easter and Bunnies Don't Mix Make Mine Chocolate! Easter Campaign Flyer: 9 Common Rabbit Myths New Poster for adopt-a-rabbit-month Press Release: February is Adopt a Rabbit Month 2004 Rabbits Calendar Now Available Exotic Diseases and Rabbits New Book - Stories Rabbits Tell Rabbit Care Resource Guide : rabbit supplies, toys, foods Archive of What's New...
Guernsey Channel Islands Vet - Isabelle Vets
For local veterinary information, news and advice on health care in cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, exotic pets and farm animals in Guernsey.
http://www.isabellevets.co.uk

Extractions: Isabelle Vets Veterinary Practice Guernsey Channel Islands Route Isabelle St. Peter Port GY1 1QR Tel 01481 723863 Fax 01481 700012 L'Islet Surgery Bakery Complex Les Tracheries St.Sampsons Tel 01481 241056 Fax 01481 241057 The Guernsey cow is native to the island which is also renown for sailing, hotel and tourism, flowers, tomatoes and was once the home of the author Victor Hugo. Isabelle Vets, also has a long pedigree of animal care within the Bailiwick. The practice was founded by Eustace Laine in 1919 on his return from the great war. Since then, there has been a steady expansion with branch surgeries in Sark and L'Islet and a major re-development of the main surgery at Route Isabelle during 2001 - 2004. The practice is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and provides 24 hour cover for all the domestic species. Last Page Back to Top Home Cat Health Advice ... Photos of Guernsey
The SF/SPCA
Brings the healing presence of animals to people in health care facilities citywide. Volunteers take SF SPCA Program animals or their own pets on the visits dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits, even cats.
http://www.sfspca.org/aat/index.shtml

Extractions: All Departments AAT/Therapy About Us Adoption Cats Dogs Outreach Animal Hospital Behavior/Training Cat Behavior Dog Behavior Dog Behavior Library Behavior Helpline Calendar Car Donation Cinderella Fund C.L.A.W. Contact Us Creature Comforts Dog Classes Dog Trainer Academy Donate Online Emergency Prep Events FAQ Feral Cats Foster Program Great Gifts Hearing Dogs Help Us History HOME Humane Ed. Jobs at SF/SPCA Jr. Volunteers Lost/Found Pets Maddie's Center Media Partners Membership News OpenDoor Program Our Animals Pet-Friendly Housing Pet Loss Support President's Message Press Room SFPD Horse Ranch Sido Service Spay/Neuter Special Events Special Programs Urban Wildlife Volunteer Where We Stand NEWS HELP US ABOUT US FAQ ... EMAIL US Yes! I would like to receive The SF/SPCA's eNews The San Francisco SPCA's Animal Assisted Therapy Program The San Francisco SPCA's Animal Assisted Therapy Program brings the healing presence of animals to people in health care facilities citywide. Society volunteers take SF SPCA Program animals or their own pets on the visits: dogs, guinea pigs, rabbits - even cats. AAT visits do far more than provide a temporary lifting of spirits to clients in hospitals, nursing homes, psychiatric clinics and special schools. Again and again,residents show increased communication, decreased anxiety, and even decreased heart rates.
PETCO.com Super Pet My First Home Kit For Rabbits - Where The Pets
Super pet My First Home Kit for rabbits It's not just another cage, it's a My First Home Kit for your - petCO is a leading specialty retailer of premium pet food, supplies and services
http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://link.decideinteractive.com/n/3871/3872/p
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Dr. Eric Westheimer, a veterinarian in Goleta, California, cares for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, iguanas, rats, guinea pigs and other small animals. Lots of valuable information for pet owners.
http://www.west.net/~kande/
Veterinary Pet Insurance - Insurance For Dogs, Cats, Puppies, Kittens, Avians, E
Customer care. Contact Us caring pet owners can overlook the basics of pet care. One essential element is Veterinary pet Insurance so your pet can have the best care.
http://www.petinsurance.com/

Extractions: Myth: I have to switch to a VPI approved veterinarian. Fact: With a VPI policy, you can use any licensed veterinarian or specialist worldwide. There are no networks or provider lists to choose from. THE NATION'S OLDEST AND LARGEST PET INSURANCE COMPANY Underwriting Information Products available through this site are only available for residents of the United States.
How To Care For Rabbits
these adorable creatures, check out books and web sites on rabbit care. Get the Pets for Life enewsletter Just because rabbits are little doesn t mean they don
http://www.hsus.org/ace/11808

Extractions: Rabbits may be easy to love, but they're not quite as easy to care for. Rabbits are social creatures and wonderful companions to people who take the time to learn about their needs. To learn about providing care for these adorable creatures, check out books and web sites on rabbit care. This set of quick reminders will give you the basics. Want to learn more? Get the Pets for Life e-newsletter. Enter e-mail address: 1. Help Them Hop to It Just because rabbits are little doesn't mean they don't need room to roam. A cage or a run for a six-pound rabbit should be at least 18 inches high, 24 inches wide, and 24 inches deep. Cages with wire flooring are hard on rabbits' feet, which do not have protective pads like those of dogs and cats. If you place your rabbit in a wire cage, be sure to layer the floor with cardboard or paper. Place a cardboard box in the cage so the bunny has a comfortable place to hide, and respect the animals' need for quiet time. (Rabbits usually sleep during the day and night, becoming playful at dawn and dusk.) Always house rabbits indoors and maintain comfortable room temperatures, as rabbits do not tolerate extreme temperatures. 2. Please Put Litter in Its Place
Pet Care > Rabbit Supplies
pet care Rabbit Supplies. SubCategories Super pet s 3-Level care Kit makes bringing home your new Rabbit or Chinchilla easy!
http://www.growinglifestyle.com/j/52852/
Seal Beach Animal Care Center
Allvolunteer non-profit animal shelter finding homes for the dogs, cats, and occasional rabbits, lost within their city limits. Photographs of featured pets for adoption and hours of operation.
http://www.sbacc.org/

Extractions: Seal Beach, California 90740 We are an all-volunteer, non-profit animal shelter formed in 1986 to find homes for the dogs, cats, and occasional rabbits, lost within ourcity limits. We are California non-profit 501-C3 corporation # 33-0192138. All donations are tax deductible. The Friends of the Seal Beach Animal Care Center (and all the animals in our care) appreciate our members, the City of Seal Beach, and the general public for their generous support. All donations received go directly to the care of the animals, with veterinary costs being our biggest expense. Hours: Questions about dogs email dogs@sbacc.org Questions about cats email cats@sbacc.org Saturday: General questions email sbacc@sbacc.org Sunday: Learn to train Care Center dogs email dogwalker@sbacc.org How You Can Help SBACC
Healthy Pet | Pet Care Tips: When Is It An Emergency?
If you notice that your trained rabbit has left no feces in the litter box, or anywhere else that If you notice these symptoms, seek veterinary care immediately
http://www.healthypet.com/Library/pet_behavior-19.htm

Extractions: You may be surprised at how easy it is to train your rabbit to use her litter box. By nature, rabbits tend to go in the same spot. You may have noticed your rabbit backing up into a corner and lifting her tail. Many times, its as simple as identifying where she likes to go and putting a litter box in that spot. However, there are many factors that can make or break your rabbits litter box habits. The simple choices you make, such as the type of litter to use, are crucial to your rabbits health, as well. Spay and neuter first Spaying and neutering your rabbit is essential to successful litter training. Unaltered mature rabbits are extremely territorial and typically mark territory with urine and fecal droppings. Spaying and neutering can curb territorial marking behavior considerably. In addition, you will rule out any chance of unwanted babies and significantly decrease the chance of ovarian cancer in females. Rabbits need to be sexually mature to be spayed and neutered. The minimum age is about 6 months old. Rabbits adopted from shelters are typically spayed and neutered before you take them home. If you have an unaltered rabbit on your hands, be sure to choose a veterinarian with extensive experience performing these operations on rabbits.
Petaquarium.com.au - Owning And Caring For Rabbits
rabbits make good pets. RCD affects only European rabbits and species derived from this species, therefore pet rabbits are susceptible to the disease.
http://www.petaquarium.com.au/info/pet/rab.asp

Extractions: PUPPIES FREE PUPPY KIT KITTENS FREE KITTEN KIT ... WELFARE ORGANISATIONS Rabbits make good pets. They are clean, placid and intelligent. Rabbits can be kept as pets where it is impractical to keep other animals such as dogs and cats. A rabbit makes little or no noise and if properly looked after, it does not smell. HOUSING They are best kept in an outdoor weatherproof hutch. The hutch should have a weatherproof box which lucerne hay can be placed as bedding. In bad weather your rabbit should be placed under cover. DIET Vegetables can also be fed in moderation, your rabbit will enjoy carrots, celery, apples, broccoli and lettuce. Also bread, thistles and fresh grass can be given but remember the Guinea Pig and Rabbit Meal should be the staple diet and the green matter a supplement. A Salt Lick Block hung in the cage will provide minerals in your rabbits diet.
Rabbits
rabbit fanciers. rabbits make excellent pets. They are relatively easy to care for and can be litterboxtrained. Their fastidious
http://www.ahc.umn.edu/rar/MNAALAS/Rabbits.html

Extractions: Introduction Diet Night Feces Handling and Restraint ... Normal Physiologic Values Rabbit Fancier Organizations The domestic rabbit, Oryctotagus cuniculus , is a descendant of wild rabbits living in western Europe and northern Africa In their natural environment, rabbits are gregarious and reproductively successful. They are completely herbivorous (eat only plants) and most actively forage in the twilight or nighttime hours. Rabbits use their claws to dig and burrow into the ground for shelter and protection. They rarely stand their ground when threatened but instead use their considerable speed and maneuverability to escape harm. Domestic rabbits or wild rabbits kept in captivity, however, can display an amazing degree of aggression when upset or threatened. Domestic rabbits are bred and kept for commercial meat and fur, teaching and research, as indoor and outdoor pets, and for exhibition by rabbit fanciers. Rabbits make excellent pets. They are relatively easy to care for and can be litterbox-trained. Their fastidious nature, unaggressive behavior and quiet manner make them increasingly popular house pets.
Rabbits
How to care for your rabbits. We have a rabbit called socks , she is 1 year old. Choosing a Rabbit. rabbits make good pets, they can live indoors or out.
http://www.oink.demon.co.uk/pets/rabbits.htm

Extractions: How to care for your Rabbits We have a rabbit called 'socks', she is 1 year old. About Rabbits A girl rabbit is called a 'Doe' and a boy rabbit is called a 'Buck'. Girl Rabbits are nicer to each other than boy rabbits, you can usually keep 2 girl rabbits in the same cage, but 2 boy rabbits would just fight. (Kate says "typical"...what does she mean) Rabbits make good pets, they can live indoors or out. Our rabbits live outside in the garden. Before you buy a rabbit you should be sure you are going to have the time to look after it. Rabbits usually live for between 5 and 8 years. If you are a little person remember that you will find it easier to hold a little rabbit than a big one, it may be worth paying that little bit more and getting a smaller breed. When you go to buy a rabbit you should make sure that the rabbit is well. We think you should make sure that the rabbit is over 9 weeks old, before this they should still be with their mum. The rabbit should be well and lively. You should check that it has a dry nose, clean teeth and ears, short claws, and a clean and shiny coat. You should not buy a rabbit if it has diarrhoea or a runny nose and sneezes. You should get or make the biggest hutch you can because rabbits can grow quite big. The roof of the hutch should be sloping so that the rain water will run off the back. There should be a closed in sleeping area and an area with wire mesh over the front so that the rabbit can see out. It is best if it has legs to keep the damp out and it should have a latch on the front to keep it shut.

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