Learn from a specialist all you need to know to take care of your bunny!
Dr. Laila Proença debunks myths on rabbit care and tells you like it is.
IS THIS THE RIGHT COURSE FOR ME?
I know, heading into something new can be scary. But fear not! I have the breakdown here for you:
This course is for you if:
You want to learn the basics of taking care of your rabbit;
You want to learn what is true and what is a myth on knowledge available online;
You want to learn about the most common rabbit diseases and how to prevent them;
You want to learn with a fun, immersive, online experience;
You want to learn from a specialist on rabbit veterinary care.
This course is NOT for you if:
You don’t want to improve the quality of life of your pet bunny;
You don’t want to learn from an ACZM diplomate;
You don’t want to bring change to your daily routine after learning the theory.
PETAHEAD 100% GUARANTEE
Don't sweat it. We offer a 7 days guarantee on your first purchase.*
If you purchase this course and are not satisfied with it, you receive 100% of your money back.
Just contact us at contact@petahead.pet.
*Check the refund policy for detailed information
THE INSTRUCTOR IS A REAL AUTHORITY ON THE SUBJECT
LAILA PROENÇA
MV, DVM, MS, PhD, DACZM
Dr. Laila Proença, MV, MSc, PhD, DVM, DACZM – Founder and CEO of PETAHEAD and VETAHEAD
A proud native of Brasília, Brazil, Dr. Laila Proença is the visionary founder and CEO of PETAHEAD, a platform dedicated to enhancing the lives of ZooMed (exotic) pet owners and their beloved animals. Dr. Proença brings over two decades of deep-rooted passion and expertise in Zoological (exotic) Medicine to her role, offering a wealth of knowledge to the ZooMed (exotic) pet community.
As the first South American to earn the title of Diplomate by the American College of Zoological Medicine (DACZM), Dr. Proença has pioneered advancements in the care of non-traditional pets, encompassing rabbits, rodents, birds, reptiles, and more. Her academic journey, enriched with a Masters and PhD, as well as multiple advanced degrees, underscores her dedication to veterinary excellence.
Under her leadership, Petahead has emerged as a cornerstone for pet owners, providing essential education, resources, and support to ensure the health and happiness of ZooMed (exotic) animals. Dr. Proença’s commitment to ‘No species left behind’ reflects her belief that all pets deserve the highest standard of care, which she promotes through Petahead’s innovative services and community outreach programs.
In addition to her role at Petahead, Dr. Proença is also the founder and CEO of Vetahead. This online platform empowers veterinary professionals (vets, techs, and students) by providing specialized training and resources in Zoological Medicine, widely known as exotic animal medicine. Vetahead is committed to making advanced veterinary care accessible, ensuring that professionals are equipped with the latest knowledge and techniques to enhance the standard of care provided to non-traditional pets.
Dr. Proença is not only a recognized leader in veterinary medicine but also a devoted advocate for the empowerment of pet owners and professionals alike. Her work extends beyond these platforms as she continues to influence the veterinary field through speaking engagements and her significant contributions to veterinary literature.
COURSE OVERVIEW
This online course offers great insight on what a specialist has to teach about rabbit care, going from what you need to know before getting a rabbit, what to do (and not to do), preventive medicine, common diseases, older bunny care, and much more.
COURSE LESSONS
Meet Dr. Proença, who will teach all about rabbit husbandry and general care advice.
Dr. Proença talks about the life expectancy of rabbits, whether you should buy or adopt a bunny, if there are any differences in breeds related to health problems, how to bunny proof your house, and more.
Dr. Proença debunks myths and talks about common questions about rabbits, such as if bunnies really need companionship, if they like to be held, if they need to be brushed, if you should be giving them pineapple juice and papaya supplements, if toys are necessary to grind the teeth, and more.
Dr. Proença talks about what is normal (and what isn’t) for rabbits, regarding their urine, feces, fur, and teeth.
Dr. Proença talks about what is the best you can offer for your rabbit. Should they be in cages? What is the best environmental temperature? Is there a difference in the diet of a young and an adult bunny? Should water be offered in a bowl or a sip bottle?
Dr. Proença teaches you how to properly restrain your bunny, how to give them medication, how to assist feed, how to litter train, how to brush them, and how to clip their nails. She also covers the proper way to trim their teeth.
Dr. Proença talks about the big no-nos on clipping teeth, brushing excessively, exposure to heat, toxic drugs, ear cleaning, and housing bunnies.
Dr. Proença talks about the extra care older bunnies need, common diseases that come with age, and the importance of the senior pet wellness exam.
Dr. Proença talks about the big questions: are rabbits expensive to keep? And why is veterinary care so expensive?
Dr. Proença teaches about the importance of preventive care in rabbits, including ectoparasite and endoparasite management, neutering, vaccines, and the importance of wellness exams.
Dr. Proença talks about common emergencies in rabbits, as well as dental, gastrointestinal, respiratory and urinary diseases. Common agents such as Pasteurella sp. and E. cuniculli are discussed.
Dr. Proença talks about the momma bunny: what is the pregnancy like, and what to expect during labor and nursing.
Dr. Proença talks about common procedures your vet may request, and what’s their importance, such as bloodwork, x-rays, ultrasound, and sedations.
Dr. Proença talks about miscellaneous topics, including the role of the pet owner in antibiotic stewardship.
Dr. Proença talks about the difference between a general practitioner and a specialist, and how to know if your veterinarian is a specialist.
Dr. Proença talks about normal rabbit behavior, and the reason why your rabbit may be pulling fur, grinding teeth, peeing everywhere, barbering or being aggressive.
Dr. Proença talks about common terms in rabbit medicine that are not know by everyone: otitis, cecotrophs, urine scalding, urine sludge, sore hocks, GI stasis and more.
Dr. Proença talks about what is going on when your rabbit starts tearing up, drooling, presenting a head tilt, or when they stop eating and pooping.
PETAHEAD 100% GUARANTEE
Don't sweat it. We offer a 7 days guarantee on your first purchase.*
If you purchase this course and are not satisfied with it, you receive 100% of your money back.
Just contact us at contact@petahead.pet.
*Check the return policy for detailed information
TELL US WHAT YOU THINK!
When you're done with the course, please send us feedback of your experience! We would love to hear from you, and improve the way we do our courses. Please send it to contact@petahead.pet
F.A.Q.
There is no required time commitment. You can take it at your own pace.
Yes! The lessons are designed to be straightforward and filled with information; that way, what you learn is actually what you need to improve the care you provide to your pet rabbit.
Currently, this is not a service we offer. For medical advice and case specific considerations, we recommend you look for a veterinarian near you.
Currently, no. Watching the videos require an internet connection.
Absolutely! It covers everything from the basics of rabbit care such as housing, husbandry, and normal behavior, to common diseases, how to prevent them, and common medical procedures. If you purchase the course and are not 100% satisfied, we have our 7 days money back garantee.
Yes, there is content for everybody. We not only cover the basics, but also talk about common misconceptions on rabbit care; common infectious agents such as Pasteurella, E. cuniculli, and RHDV; the importance of geriatric care in older rabbits, and much more. If you purchase the course and are not 100% satisfied, we have our 7 days money back garantee.
No, this course covers aspects of husbandry, behavior and diseases, but not the clinical or surgical aspects of them, nor in-depth detailing of treatment options. If you are interested in a veterinary course that is open for veterinarians, technicians, assistants and students of the veterinary field, please check our rabbbit medicine and surgery course.
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