Greencross Vets Bedford WA

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07/07/2024

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05/07/2024

They reach their s*xual maturity when they have grown to about 75% of their body weight, meaning smaller breeds will reach s*xual maturity earlier. Rabbits can breed as young as four months of age and can have 10-11 litters in a single year, with up to 16 kittens per litter (24 was the record!). Within a few years, undes*xed rabbits and their offspring can produce thousands and thousands of baby rabbits.

Des*x your rabbit today! Call us to book in with one of our exotic vets.

04/07/2024

There are a number of benefits to des*xing your pet rabbit. It is a big responsibility to care for a pregnant animal and her babies, and it’s the right thing to do to help prevent large numbers of unwanted rabbits who end up in animal shelters needing new homes.

There are also health benefits to des*xing your rabbit. If undes*xed, female rabbits can run the risk of developing cancer of the uterus, mammary tumours and can have phantom pregnancies. It would also remove the risk of testicular cancer in males.

If you’re housing more than one rabbit together, it vital to prevent pregnancies and aggressive behaviour between rabbits. Same s*x couples will fight, with the chance arguments will seriously escalate to cause each other grievous harm.

03/07/2024

July is national des*xing month!

So what better time to get your pet des*xed, we have 20% off des*xing surgeries until the end of August.

Call us today to book your pet in!

30/06/2024

🍫🍫🍪🍩 Yes, chocolate is toxic to dogs.

Chocolate contains theobromine and caffeine, which are similar compounds and cause similar clinical signs such as an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, agitation, tremors, and seizures.

While rarely fatal, chocolate ingestion can result in significant illness. Dogs metabolize theobromine and caffeine differently than people, making them more sensitive to the chemicals’ effects.