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Free pet advice written by our behavioural and pet support experts at Woodgreen.

Make your own: fibrevore Christmas cracker

These lovely, natural crackers are easy to make and perfect for your pet fibrevores, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, degus or chinchillas this Christmas.

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How to make a Christmas wreath for small pets

If you’re looking for a fun, festive and free way of providing a tasty treat for your small pet, this Christmas wreath is just the ticket! Your rabbits, guinea pigs, degus and chinchillas will love it. Follow our how-to below.

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Hamster habitat ideas and what they need in their cage

Create the best environment for your hamster

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What to feed your rats

Rats need both meat and vegetables in their diet (they’re omnivores). The basis of your rats’ diet should be a good-quality, complete, dry mixture that has the nutrients they need.

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An introduction to guinea pigs

Guinea pigs are lovable, social animals. That’s why they can make perfect pets for families. If you’re thinking about getting a pair of furry friends, this article will tell you everything you need to know.

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Neutering your guinea pig: what you need to know

Guinea pigs are sociable animals – they should always be kept in pairs or small groups to keep them happy and healthy.

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How to spot fear and anxiety in dogs

Dogs are social animals, but just like us, there are things that can make them frightened and anxious.

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How to make your guinea pigs feel at home

Providing your guinea pigs with an environment that keeps them active and mentally stimulated will help them stay healthy and happy.

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How to stop your dog getting bored

Dogs are very clever animals and like to use their brain or they can get bored.

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How to train your dog to use a cage

Not everyone likes the idea of confining their dog to use a cage – but you’ll be providing your dog with a safe, comfortable den they can choose to lie in and make their own.

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Your hamsters' health: what to look out for

Hamsters are generally healthy animals and can live up to age of three. Until then, there are a few things to look out for when it comes to their health to ensure they live a fulfilling life.

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How to cope with puppy mouthing/biting

Getting a new puppy is a very exciting time, but one issue that a lot of families struggle with is puppy biting/mouthing.

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