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Zamzows Pet Room Manager Chase shows you how to properly set us a Guinea Pig Cage.

In this pet care video we are going to learn how prepare a subcutaneous fluids bag. You will need a bag of fluids, a drip-set, and needles. All of these must be sterile. There are different types of fluids and different size needles. Your veterinarian will prescribe the proper setup for your pet.

International dressage star, Laura Bechtolsheimer, shows us precisely how to apply exercise bandages over pads, which she prefers to boots, for her dressage horses. She demonstrates where to start and finish the bandage, the right tension and the best shape for the pad underneath. If you want to know how to do the perfect bandage, this is for you.

Find out how to feed a corn snake.

How to handle emergency situation with your pets - How to Evacuate Your Pets in an Emergency.

Part 2 of the 2nd Job Show welcomes "Camp Rock 2" star Meaghan Martin.

'Pig Oil' is a well kept secret, revealed here by dressage rider, Hannah Biggs. It's actually a mineral oil which was originally used to make pigs shine in the show ring and has been used on heavy horses to keep their feathers silky white and shiny. Hannah shows how to apply it to make your horse's coat gleam and catch the judge's eye! She explains its many uses which, she says, include a treatment for sweet itch, minor cuts and rug rubs, as well as restoring hair.

Putting a saddle and numnah on your horse's back may seem fairly basic but if it's done badly, it can cause unnecessary problems. Assuming you have already asked a saddle-fitter to check your saddle fits correctly, top dressage rider, Laura Behctolsheimer offers some handy hints to ensure it sits well on your horse's back, there are no pressure points and everything is comfortable!

Meet the inductees for this year’s Animal Hall of Fame: Patty, Chance, Gepetto and Bingo. These three dogs and one cat are credited with saving a human life.