Pinworms are a common type of worm infection found in gerbils. They are parasitic worms that thrive in the intestines and are highly contagious. Gerbils can contract pinworms from contact with faeces from infected beetles or fleas or from contaminated water and food. Pinworms can make your gerbil very sick if they are not eliminated. Here’s an overview of the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment approach for pinworms in gerbils. Symptoms Read More»
Cancer of the uterus is a common cancer in female adult rabbits and is characterised by the formation of malignant tumours along the internal lining of the uterus. There’s not always an identifiable cause for developing this type of cancer, but when a rabbit has another reproductive condition, such as endometriosis, they are at an increased risk of developing cancer of the uterus. This cancer can be successfully treated when it’s diagnosed early, but when it spreads to surrounding tissue or moves into your rabbit’s bloodstream, it can be fatal. Read More»