My dog Abby has allergies and her Vet said use organic shampoo on both my cat and dog. I would love to make an easy recipe of my own to use. A good brand name is also great. TIA D~
I have two eight week old bunny’s we got two days ago.
I’m worried about a couple of things though. The previous owner said they drank happily out of the dropper bottles that sit on the side of the cage. However, the water level in mine hasn’t gone down - and I’ve checked to make sure it works. Do they drink much, or should I be worried they arn’t getting enough water?
Second, they wont eat pellets or hay. Again the owner said they did at their place.
But, they absolutly adore fress grass and vegetables. The grass is from my backyard and has no spray in the area. Our veggies are organic from the garden too (and washed anyway, mostly for dirt.)
Should I just feed them what they like? Or what should I do? I’d call the vets, but I’m in Nelson, New Zealand - and nobody specialises in small animals here. It’d cost a fortune to make a long distance call to ask about them.
I’m growing some kohl rabi this year in the garden (organic, no pesticides). I also have a pet rabbit. Is it safe to feed kohl rabi to rabbits? Are the leaves safe to feed rabbits? Thanks!
I am going to be making a pet treat to sell to pet stores. It is going to be made from organic materials only, all of them human quality and most grown in my garden (obviously not the meat, but all of the vegetables and fruit). So I want to know what you would like to be seeing in todays pet treats. I am making them for both cats and dogs. Please say anything you would like to see at all, even if you think it might sound stupid. I want to make a better treat for better, healthier pets.
Thanks.
what kind of vegetables and friuts should i feed my bunny? and should they be organic? i tried feeding my bunny carrots but she wouldn’t eat them,is this because the carrot was grown with pesticides?
