Small animal health

How do owners know if their rabbit is too fat or too thin? PETBOOK explains the Body Condition Score and advises what owners should look out for.

Rabbits are often found suddenly dead in their enclosures or sleeping huts. This is usually due to undetected illnesses.

The position of a rabbit's ears, known as the "spoon position," can reveal a lot about the animal's emotional state.

The hamster ball may seem harmless, but it can cause stress and injuries. PETBOOK explains the risks and presents better alternatives.

The misconception that rabbits should be given hard bread still persists. However, this can have fatal consequences for the animals!

Not all rabbits can be kept outside during the winter. PETBOOK knows which breeds are more sensitive to the weather.

Hamsters like it warm, dry, and cozy in the winter. As an owner, there are several things you can do to help them.

There are certain things guinea pigs should never eat, yet they unfortunately often end up in their bowls.

Guinea pigs and rabbits live most naturally in outdoor enclosures. As winter approaches, there are several important considerations to keep in mind.

Not every plant is suitable for rabbits–this guide for owners shows which garden and meadow plants are truly non-toxic.

What Does a Rabbit-Friendly Veterinary Practice Look Like and What Requirements Must It Meet? PETBOOK Provides an Overview.

An expert explains how the behavior and needs of rats and mice change throughout their short life stages.

"Wet grass harms guinea pigs and rabbits" is a feeding myth that actually contains a grain of truth.

Pet Food Myths Exposed: 8 Persistent Misconceptions About Feeding Pets and Wildlife–and What Truly Belongs in the Bowl

Rabbits skillfully hide their pain. However, there are now several ways to detect whether a rabbit is in pain.

Rabbits are also prone to overheating in the summer and need protection. PETBOOK provides an overview of the most important measures and tips.

Keeping rabbits entertained is not complicated and should not be overlooked for more variety and munching fun.

Rabbits require plenty of space and special care, as veterinary costs due to improper care are not exactly low.