Lafeber’s Small Mammal Pets

Welcome to the world of rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and small mammal pets! Rabbits, guinea pigs, and rats are some of the more popular small mammal pets, but you already know that if you have one of these precious souls. Lafeber Company wants you and your furry companions to enjoy the best life possible together, so we’ve brought together information to help you do just that. For all pets, the challenge is to take care of both the physical needs like food and shelter, and also mental needs, which means preventing boredom and encouraging engagement. We offer tips about food, treats, playtime, health, behavior, and much more. Sit down and browse awhile to check it out. And keep in mind that enrichment like the nutritious foraging prompted by Lafeber’s® Rascally Rat Nutri-Berries® makes rats smile! OK, maybe they don’t actually smile, but they probably would if they could.

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Senior Rats: What To Expect And How To Care For Them

Senior rats can face some challenges as they age, but you can help them out by being aware of their needs and adjusting to provide them the best possible life.

10 Reasons Rabbits Go To The Veterinarian

You do what you can to prevent illness, but accidents happen, contagions spread, parasites sneak in, and genetics catch up. Your rabbit faces as many health threats as you.

What Do Guinea Pigs Eat?

What food should you feed guinea pigs? You love them like family, but they can’t eat many of the things you eat.

Finding A Veterinarian For Your Small Mammal Pet

A veterinarian who regularly treats only dogs and cats might not be as familiar with the ailments of rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small mammals. So how do you find a vet?

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