Waxworm Care Sheet
Waxworms are the larvae of wax moths and get their name from eating bee’s wax in this wild. This blog will explain how to care for waxworms.
Waxworms are the larvae of wax moths and get their name from eating bee’s wax in this wild. This blog will explain how to care for waxworms.
Dubai roach is a popular food item amongst reptile and amphibian keepers. Here is how to look after them.
Crickets are a popular choice for livefood and are easily avaible. this caresheet will tell you how to look after them in the best way possible.
Locusts are a popular choice amongst reptile keepers and are easy to source. Read this blog on how to care for your locust.
Flystrike is common in warmer weather and can kill rabbits very quickly. This blog will tell you all you need to know about fly-strike and how to prevent it.
Earthworms are sometimes refered to as Nightcrawlers and are essentialy big, juicy worms that you found find in your garden. However don’t be tempted to feed any worms you find in the garden. You have no way of knowing if they have been exposed to insecticides and they can harm your pet if fed. Don’t …
If you’ve previously read my article on 10 Things You Need To Know About Owning Rabbits, you’ll know these creatures are intelligent animals and require enrichment to keep them happy and healthy. Bored rabbits can become bad-tempered and destructive, so it’s important to exercise their body and mind. It doesn’t need to cost a fortune …
If you keep reptiles or amphibians, you may need to feed live food. Although they are destined to be dinner, it’s really important to care for them correctly as the healthier the food is, the better they are for your pet. But if you are new to keeping livefood, read this blog to find out …
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It’s the final part of my massive look at the Eglu Go and Walk-In run. Please do take a look at Part 1 and Part 2 to see how we got to this point, and read on to see how the bunnies and I like their new home.
I have kept rabbits since I was 10 years old and over the years have had many different types of accommodation – from indoor setups to traditional rabbit hutches and runs and even chicken coops – I feel like I have tried them all. Having said that, I have never found anything that suits me …