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Ferrets are adorable, high-energy pets that do best in small groups. Discover our tips and advice for caring for ferrets as pets.

Spotting the signs of depression in cats can be challenging…which is why we’re here to help.

When used properly, a crate offers a means of keeping a pup safe from household hazards and it’s an aid to potty training. So what’s not to like?

Regular visits to the vet can significantly improve the early diagnosis and treatment of issues which may impact on your cat's health.

Golden Retrievers are friendly, lovable and intelligent. They are adaptable to many different family situations and generally love people and other dogs. They are often very enthusiastic and energetic as pups, so some work is required to burn off that energy, but as they age they are content with long walks and lots of company.

Feeding your ferret is not at all like feeding a dog or a cat. There are fewer options available and some specialized dietary requirements. Get it right and you will have a healthy and happy companion with less likelihood of illness and expensive vet bills.

Eggs are an excellent source of high biological value protein, which means they provide amino acids similar to that needed for tissue repair in dogs.

Friendly iguanas don’t happen by chance and the need a lot of care. Here are some tips to make sure your Iguana is the friendliest and happiest it can be.

Choosing the right dog equipment will help ensure you have a happy and healthy pet. Start by getting the right advice from the team at VetBabble.

Toilet training is one of the common challenges that pet owners face when they first adopt a new dog. We run through some basics for you here.

Many domestic species are prone to developing dental disease. There are a number of things we can do to improve the dental health of our ferret friends.

Does your cat have an itch it just can't scratch? Explore the common causes of allergies in cats and the various options for managing reactions.

Making your own unique dog coat is simple with these no-sew patterns using up-cycled fabrics or an old t-shirt.

It is normal for a dog to defecate anywhere between 1 and 5 times a day. However, the amount your dog may defecate on a single day depends on several factors.

Whilst worms in cats are mostly invisible, keeping your feline companion worm free is an absolute must for their ongoing health and wellbeing.