Angela Vuckovic
Contributing Editor at PetGuide.com
Writer at Freelance
Freelance pet writer. Certified bookworm. Transforms caffeine into awesome content. Proud momma to 7 dogs and 9 cats. Scribbling for @PetGuideTweets
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3 days ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Ferrets are energetic, intelligent little mammals that have gained popularity as pets thanks to their playful personalities and curious nature. While they can make rewarding companions, ferrets aren’t the right fit for everyone. Before bringing one home, it’s important to understand what living with a ferret really involves - including their care needs, temperament, and the kind of environment they thrive in. Ferrets are members of the weasel family and typically weigh between 1 to 4 pounds.
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4 days ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Snakes may not be traditional pets, but for reptile lovers, they’re fascinating companions with unique needs. A well-designed habitat is one of the most important factors in keeping a pet snake healthy, comfortable, and stress-free. Because snakes rely on their environment to regulate temperature, humidity, and behavior, proper setup isn’t optional - it’s essential.
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4 days ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Feeding Your Rabbit the Right WayA healthy rabbit diet starts with one essential ingredient: hay. Fresh, high-quality hay (like timothy, orchard, or meadow hay) should make up the majority of your rabbit’s diet. It’s not just food - it keeps their digestion moving and helps wear down their ever-growing teeth. Alongside hay, offer a daily selection of fresh vegetables like leafy greens (romaine lettuce, dandelion, parsley, cilantro).
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1 week ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
Rabbits are undeniably adorable - fluffy, quiet, and full of charm. It’s no surprise that many children (and adults!) fall in love at first sight with them. But while rabbits can make wonderful companions, they aren’t always the right fit for every child or household. Like any pet, they have specific needs and behaviors that deserve careful consideration before bringing one home. Unlike cats or dogs, rabbits are prey animals by nature.
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3 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic
What Are the Symptoms of Dementia in Dogs? As the years go by, health issues tend to pile up, even in canines. Old age can bring a range of problems – some doggos have troubles with arthritis and limited mobility, while others suffer from cognitive decline and experience issues such as dementia. That’s right, even dogs can suffer from dementia, which is also known as canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD).
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