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Dwarf rabbits require the same care as pet rabbits. All pet rabbits require special care because they're so different from cats and dogs, and they have very unique needs. But dwarfs aren't any different from other rabbits: they require the same kinds of care. See the related question below for details. Anything you read about pet rabbits applies to dwarfs as well.
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What special care or facilities disabled people require?
what special or facilities disabled people require
Why do thoracic aneurysms require special care?
Thoracic aneurysms require special care to protect the spinal vessels that supply blood to the spinal cord.
Can you keep moles as pets and if you did do they require special care?
They require most of your day
What do you need to take care of a netherland dwarf bunny?
Care of the Netherland dwarf goat should include getting your goat a friend. These are herd animals. Keep the goats living area clean. Feed the goat and be sure there is fresh drinking water. It should also get veterinary care as needed.
Will the dragon's eggs hatch on their own or do they need special care?
They require no special care, and literally after you've placed it in the 'nest', visiting Twilly in Falconreach will tell you to visit the egg.
What are signs that a dwarf bunny mother is abandoning one of her babies?
A sight that a mother Dwarft rabbit is abandoning one of her babies is that if you hold the baby, the mother doesnt like it and will not take care of it anymore.
How do you properly care for a hammer?
A hammer is robust enough that it doesn't require any special care.
Do you care for a bunny with dewlap like a regular bunny?
Yes, you should care for a bunny with a dewlap just like any other bunny. The only difference I can think of would be maybe if you have to clean the bunny, then don't miss that part, but overall it shouldn't be an issue.
What are the must haves for a dwarf bunny?
Dwarf bunnies have all the same needs as other pet bunnies. To care for a dwarf bunny or any bunny, you must have:Healthy food: lots and lots of hay, also fresh leafy greens and high-quality pelletsDishes for food and waterLitter material/bedding and litter boxPet carrierGrooming supplies, like a nail clipper, and fur brushFirst aid supplies - this is a big list in and of itself!Enclosure, like a cage or exercise pen; also safe bunny-proofed areas for the bunny to exercise, play in, and socialise with you dailyToys and play structures, both inside and outside the enclosureSavings (money) to pay for emergency vet billsRabbit books or websites where you can find in-depth info about rabbit care and behaviour, also online rabbit forums (like discussion boards) where you can post your questionsContact info for a local rabbit-savvy vet where you'll bring the bunny for regular check-ups, and treatment for illnesses/injuriesSee the related questions and links below for more details.
Dwarf bunny information?
well you are in luck I had one in the past and own one now they are very easy to care for and can be very sweet. they pretty much get taken care of the same way a normal size one does. one tip is that they love eating tiny apple chuncks.
Can you get a 1 legged dog?
If you happen to find one, and are willing to give it the special care it will require, then probably, yes.
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