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Beaver Bucks A beaver’s teeth grow all its life. If the lower incisors are not worn down by chewing, they can grow so long that they could injure the beaver. --Wild Animals of North America
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Pet Vet Q & A

Click on the links below to read Dr. Laurie Barcelow's advice on caring for pets, taken from her past columns in Guide magazine.

Dr. Barcelow is a small-animal veterinarian practicing in Bethel, Vermont. She's been an animal lover since age 10, when she enjoyed catching spiders, snakes, and bugs. Her desire to help every hurt animal, whether it was a skunk run over by a car or a spider her mother wanted to squish, prompted her to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Dr. Barcelow has owned a collection of pets ranging from an iguana and a rat to cats, dogs, a parrot, cockatiels, finches, goats, sheep, a horse, and chickens.




Small mammals
What is the proper way to pick up rabbits? Does their weight or size matter? >>

How do you treat mites in hamsters? >>

Can hamsters have a heart attack from getting scared by being picked up? >>

I have a black bear hamster. I put his cage in the back room high on a shelf where I hoped the cats wouldn't find him, but they did. How can I keep the cats away from his cage? >>

My male rabbits are starting to fight (even with their dad). We put all of them in different cages. What else should I do? >>

How long do hamsters live? Do you have to cut down a hamster’s teeth? I had my hamster for two years, and he died. My hamster was fat. We think it was cancer. >>

I want a hamster, but my mom is allergic to all kinds of pets with hair. Do you have any suggestions? >>

What is the best food for my pet mouse? >>

What are some good and bad points about having a ferret as a pet? >>

My rat has cancer. Can rats have tumors removed or receive chemotherapy? >>

How can I tell if my hamster is dead or just hibernating? >>


Dogs

Cats

Fish

Birds

Reptiles & Amphibians

Misecellaneous


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