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Exotic Animal News Archive
No significant link between rabbit head shape and dental issues - study
1st April 2025
Research shows importance of diet and dental checks.
Amylase concentration linked to mortality in guinea pigs
31st March 2025
Guinea pigs with high plasma concentrations of amylase face increased mortality.
Study sheds light on guinea pig neoplasia
22nd January 2025
Tumour prevalence increases with age.
Rabbit and guinea pig veterinary awards open for nominations
21st October 2024
The winners will be revealed in December.
Researchers discover geckos' hidden sensory ability
9th October 2024
The finding could provide new insights about how animals perceive sound.
Vets heal 800kg rhino's leg in world first procedure
20th September 2024
Amara, a southern white rhinoceros, suffered a fractured ulna.
London Zoo conducts annual weigh-in
20th August 2024
Over 10,000 animals will be weighed for their health statistics.
RVC links unnatural body shapes with rabbit health issues
11th July 2024
The research also addresses the impacts of diet and exercise.
College shocked at rare asexual snake birth
27th June 2024
Ronaldo the Brazilian rainbow boa gave birth to 14 snakelets.
Charity calls for political candidates to review exotic pet laws
17th June 2024
Born Free asks that an incoming government addresses dangerous pet ownership.
'Virtual rat' could explain how brains control movement
14th June 2024
The artificial brain accurately predicted neural activity.
Practices urged to get involved with Rabbit Awareness Week
12th June 2024
This year's theme is 'Healthy Diet, Happy Bunnies'.