Hutch burn, also known as urine scald, is a painful skin condition that can affect your pet rabbit. Here are five things you need to know about it. What causes hutch burn? Hutch burn occurs when your rabbit's skin is wet and dirty. This can be caused by living in a dirty cage and being forced to stand and lie on urine-soaked bedding. It can also occur in rabbits with poor bladder control who dribble urine on themselves.

If you have a dog, then it is imperative that you groom your pup regularly to make sure that hair does not become matted and that dirt and debris do not build up. If your dog is extremely afraid of the water or if your canine is much larger than you, then you may need to invest in a professional dog grooming service. If your dog is pretty easy going, then you can complete the bath at home.

If you're a first time owner of an Amazon parrot, you might be surprised to learn this species has a tendency to put on weight when kept in captivity. This may be due to a high-fat diet and being confined in a cage with minimal opportunity for exercise. You can combat this by adhering to a few simple guidelines, such as modifying your pet's diet and providing plenty of exercise on a daily basis.