I keep them. :o)

I have given my rabbit Imodium (Loperamide) when she had GI stasis, under the advice of my veterinarian. We knew what we were treating her for. You should first find out why your puppy has diarrhea and get him the proper treatment. In any case, you would need a veterinarian to tell you the correct … Read more

When urine first comes out, it is supposed to be clear or a pale yellow, but once it has been exposed to air for a while, it will oxidize and turn orange in color, brownish, or reddish. This is normal.

Most vets and rabbit experts warn against feeding garlic to rabbits because it belongs to the onion family. Onions are known to cause sever anaphylactic reactions and hemolytic anemia in many animals.  Many gardeners use garlic sprays or powder to deter rabbits and deers from invading their flower beds and gardens.  Many commercial rabbit repellents … Read more

He most probably will not hurt the baby bunnies, but the mother may hurt him because she wants to protect her babies.  The mother can get pregnant even on the same day she gave birth, so if you don't want anymore baby rabbits to take care of, you should bring the father to a rabbit-savvy … Read more

Don't call a pharmacist as suggested below. Call a veterinarian. But the answer to your question is -- No, you should not give your cat a pain pill. If your cat needs a pain killer, it should be prescribed by a veterinarian.

You have to bring your cat to the vet. I had to have my cat's tail amputated a few months ago. He came home after being gone for a couple of days and his tail wasn't moving. It was just limp. It would just hang there and when part of it would rest against the … Read more

Rabbits should only be given juice when they are not eating or drinking enough due to illness, and it should be given diluted with water -- 1/3 juice, 2/3 water. V8 juice is very high in salt and sugar. In an 8-oz serving there is 480 mg of sodium … Read more