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Ducks and Geese health

WEBRespiratory disease can be particularly common when ducks and geese are housed in large groups. The bacteria can be inhaled or picked up on the feet. Again, this can be fatal …

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Your mouse's health: what to look out for

WEBHere are a few things to look out for: Hair loss – you might notice their fur is a bit sparse or even a few bald patches. Becoming lethargic and sleeping more. Drinking more. Lumps …

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Your chickens' health: what to look out for Woodgreen

WEBA happy, healthy chicken will appear bright and alert. They will be eating and drinking as normal and be enthusiastic about treats. Their wattles and combs will be bright red in …

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Your ferrets' health: what to look out for

WEBThe average weight for a one-year-old ferret is 1000-1500g for a male, and 800-1500g for a female. Your ferrets will appear to lose some weight and their coat will thin out in early …

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Your hamsters' health: what to look out for Woodgreen

WEBHair loss, leaving sparse bald patches. Sleeping more. Drinking more. Lumps and bumps. Weight loss, but teeth remain in good condition. Becoming wobbly when walking about. …

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A sad ending for terminally ill Olivia the spaniel The Dog House

WEBCaring for Olivia. Our veterinary team gave Olivia a full health check and started her treatment straight away. This began with an examination of her eyes, which didn’t show …

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How to health check your cat Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBGently lift up your cat’s lip folds to check their teeth and open the jaw to check their mouth. The gums and tongue should be a salmon pink colour, any redness or lumps could …

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How to health check your dog Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBBottom. Keep an eye on your dog’s faeces. Loose faeces can be a sign they’re not well; Check there are no worms present and no blood; Long-haired dogs may need their back …

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Preventative healthcare for your dog Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBThis will provide cover for on-going illnesses throughout your dog’s life, provided you don’t take a break in your cover, up to a set amount each policy year (e.g. £4000-£7000). …

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Your rats' health: what to look out for Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBTumours and non-aggressive lumps are very common in rats, especially females. These can develop as young as a year old, so health check your rats regularly – feeling all …

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Rabbit e-learning course Pet advice Woodgreen

WEBA self led e-learning course suitable for anyone with pet rabbits, who works with rabbits, or who would simply like to learn more. A brand new course taking a look at what makes …

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Your guinea pigs' health: what to look out for Woodgreen

WEBHousing your guinea pigs in suitable accommodation is key to reducing their risk of developing skin conditions. You should make sure their accommodation is kept dry and …

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Your rabbits' health: what to look out for Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBYour rabbit should appear lean and pear shaped. Large shoulders or a double chin is a sign of obesity. Check their nail length and clip, if needed. Feel over their body for any lumps …

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Your degu's health: what to look out for Pet advice Woodgreen

WEBDiabetes. Degus can be prone to diabetes – especially if they’ve been fed an unsuitable diet including sugary treats like fruits and chew bars. It can be managed by improving their …

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Rabbit health and wellbeing Pet advice Woodgreen

WEBForage bags. Half fill a paper bag with hay or dried grass, mix in some dried or fresh forage and give the whole bag to your rabbits – make sure you tear off the handle first. No …

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Chinchilla health Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBDental health in chinchillas. Chinchillas can be prone to dental problems. Unless they have inherited them from their parents, dental problems are usually due to a poor diet or even …

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Help and advice for Hamster owners Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBHamster advice. Free, expert advice on caring for hamsters. What makes a happy hamster? From choosing the right type of housing to making sure they’re in tip top condition, you’ll …

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Neutering your dog: what you need to know Woodgreen

WEBNeutering can have health benefits. There are several illnesses more commonly found in unneutered dogs, many of them fatal. These include womb infections and mammary …

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An introduction to hamsters Woodgreen Pets Charity

WEBAll species of hamster should live in an enclosure that’s at least 100cm long and 50cm wide. All dwarf species will need an enclosure that is at least 40cm high with 6mm bar …

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