Sentences with phrase «in overweight rabbits»

• Pododermatitis: This is a condition that is common in overweight rabbits and guinea pigs that results in irritation, soreness, and pain in the rabbit's legs and hocks.

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Just like in humans, dogs, cats, and even birds, being overweight unfortunately plays a major part in the health of your pet rabbit and is considered a pet welfare issue.
Keep in mind, too, that overweight rabbits will find it difficult to groom themselves, and that could lead to flystrike, so feeding your pet the right diet will also ensure that he does not become overweight.
In addition, sedentary / overweight rabbits become more prone to hock sores and other pressure - related lesions.
It's estimated more than five million dogs, cats and rabbits in the UK are overweight.
A leading animal charity highlighted statistics indicating more than five million cats, dogs and rabbits in the UK are overweight as it launched its annual pet slimming competition.
Learn how to help an overweight pet rabbit in this Howcast video featuring bunny lover Amy Sedaris and rabbit expert Mary E. Cotter.
It gets worse faster when the rabbit is overweight or on a diet low in minerals.
Feeding these diets can result in a rabbit that is overweight, has soft stools, or may have urine sludge or urinary tract health issues due to excess calcium in the diet.
Overweight rabbits are always considered high - risk patients due to the possibility of concurrent liver disease (fatty liver) and respiratory problems due to the pressure of excess fat on or in the chest cavity.
Rabbits who eat large amounts of fruit, which is high in sugar and calories, often gain weight and become overweight or obese.
Sadly, I see a lot of overweight rabbits in my work with House Rabbit Society.
In my experience, if you think your rabbit is overweight, then she probably is.
Overweight rabbits are prone to health problems, like other obese animals, but particularly to the development of hepatic lipidosis, a disease in which excess fat is deposited in the liver where it interferes with liver function and may even cause death.
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