With their small body size and increased metabolic rates, small pets such as rabbits and guinea pigs are vulnerable to the cold and damp, despite their furry coats.

Follow the steps below to keep your small animals warm and healthy this winter.

It can be hard to tell when your pet is feeling the cold, and unfortunately, they can’t tell us in so many words.

Read on to find out what to look for in cats, dogs, and smaller animals like rabbits and guinea pigs.

Summer is the greatest time of the year, but when the temperature rises our smaller pets like rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice can really struggle with the heat.

Here’s our top tips to ensure they stay happy and healthy this summer

Whether you’re the proud new pet parent of a bunny, or an experienced rabbit owner, here are our 12 top tips to keep your rabbit healthy – from whiffing nose to tail! 

Rabbit and guinea pig dental hygiene is very important to understand and maintain, as these small pets have teeth that continually grow throughout their life.

Here’s how to keep your furry friend’s teeth in top condition.

Guinea pigs are natural grazers and eat fairly continuously throughout the day. Feeding the right food is key when it comes to the well-being of your guinea pigs.

Find out what you should feed them with our handy guide.