From the category archives:

Small Pets / Ferrets

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow

by Janet S. on January 9, 2012

Find out what’s normal rabbit shedding and when you should consult your veterinarian.

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The benefits of pet ownership is so powerful that maybe doctors should start prescribing pets!

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Sharing the joy and love of the season with a pet who really needs it.

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World Rabies Day

by Holly Nash, DVM, MS on September 28, 2011

Annually, over 6,000 cases of rabies are reported in animals in the U.S. Make sure the rabies vaccination status of your dog, cat or ferret is current!

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Drs. Foster & Smith employee Keri K. shares some quick stats about her ferrets, Hocus & Pocus.

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Drs. Foster & Smith started a Facebook page for our PetEducation.com website.

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Easter is a good time to note a few Easter traditions that can cause harm to pets…and to note a few human traditions that pets would enjoy, too!

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Rabbit neutering: research shows neutered male rabbits may live longer, are tamer, have less odor, and are less likely to spray urine.

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The FDA is cautioning consumers about the risks associated with the accidental consumption of xylitol by dogs and ferrets.

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Fun Pet Poll!

by Ellen B. on February 15, 2011

We’re all enjoying watching the best of each breed compete at Westminster Dog Show this week…

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Like many pets, this Lionhead bunny ended up homeless through no fault of his own. Luckily this story has a heartwarming ending.

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Campbell’s Dwarf Hamster was once considered to be a subspecies of the Winter White Dwarf Hamster, but they’re now considered to be separate species.

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Bird Toys for Small Pets

by Keri K. on December 8, 2010

Inquisitive little critters deserve more than an aquarium with nothing but wood shavings for a home. Bird toys are an option that help bring fun and function to your small rodent’s life.

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