March is the perfect time to open your heart (and home!) to a small pet with a BIG personality. “Adopt a Guinea Pig” Month shines a spotlight on these gentle, social companions who are often overlooked in shelters and rescues.

Giving medication to pets can be challenging, but it is a vital part of treatment and recovery. Whether your pet needs pills, liquids, or topical medication, the right approach can make the process safer and less stressful for everyone involved.

When a rabbit, guinea pig, or other small mammal stops eating due to illness, injury, or digestive problems, Oxbow Critical Care can be a lifesaver. Proper feeding technique is key to ensuring your pet gets the nutrition they need safely. This guide walks you through the steps for effective syringe feeding.

Oral health directly affects overall wellness. Untreated dental disease can lead to pain, infection, and systemic health problems like heart, kidney, or liver disease.

When caring for pets that live in cages or enclosures, we often focus on diet, habitat setup, and enrichment—but where that cage or enclosure is placed in your home is just as important. The right location can reduce stress, support natural behaviors, and improve your pet’s overall health. The wrong spot can lead to anxiety, illness, or behavior changes. Here’s why placement matters and how to choose the best location for your pet.

Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, and other small mammals are intelligent, social, and curious creatures. When bored, they can develop stress, over-grooming habits, or destructive behaviors. Keeping them mentally and physically stimulated is essential for their health and happiness. Here are some tips and tricks to keep your small mammal happy, active, and engaged.

Pets are experts at hiding pain, which is why recognizing subtle signs is critical. Ignoring mild signs can lead to more serious health problems.