Movement is not only a basic rabbit need, but it also prevents a variety of health and behavioural issues: • It keeps skeletal and muscle systems healthy, preventing injuries caused by sudden movements or jumps • It prevents unhealthy changes
If you are a rabbit lover, you probably know that a diet based on hay is important for their dental and digestive health. But did you know that hay is also important for their mental health and that having non-stop
Our rabbit companions live lives much different from those of their wild relatives. However, they haven’t lost all the behaviours inherited from their ancestors. Here is a little insight into the social life of wild rabbits. European rabbits are the
Play can be a great opportunity to strengthen the bond between you and your cat. Play is also very important for the well-being of cats, especially ones that never go outside. However, many people don’t know how to play with
A walk during which the dog constantly pulls on the leash is not pleasant for any party involved. And if the dog is wearing a collar, it may even damage its windpipe. But why does a dog pull during a
Did you know that domestic cats… … are the only* cat species that uses the “tail up” signal? A vertically raised tail is a housecat’s sign of friendly intentions. When two cats meet, often the one who is lower in
“Look at him. He knows that he misbehaved and now he feels guilty.” Many dog owners think that they can recognise whether their pet disobeyed them or did something naughty based on its behaviour towards them. They also think that