Axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum) are fascinating amphibians known for their unique appearance and remarkable regenerative abilities. These exotic creatures are only found in the wild in a single lake system in Mexico and are classified as an endangered species. Fortunately, they have gained popularity as pets, with a captive population far exceeding their wild numbers.
Lop-eared rabbits are highly susceptible to ear diseases, making ear surgery a common necessity. A summary of the most common clinical issues, diagnostic steps and surgical intervention is included below.
Pododermatitis, commonly referred to as "bumblefoot," is an inflammatory condition affecting the bottom of a bird's feet. This condition is prevalent among various bird species, including ducks, chickens, and parrots.
Your aquatic animal’s health is intimately related to the quality of the water they live in. The way you manage your water quality is therefore very important. This handout covers the very basics of water quality management for indoor freshwater aquariums and will be helpful for freshwater species such as goldfish, turtles and axolotls.
Ensuring the well-being of your ferret involves providing a nutritionally balanced diet that aligns with their natural carnivorous instincts. This guide explores various feeding options, emphasizing the importance of protein and fat while steering clear of plant-based proteins.
