LagoLearn Ltd

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Our mission is to help veterinary professionals raise the standard of rabbit care in line with that of dogs and cats, both in the UK & internationally.

Welcome to the official page for LagoLearn Ltd. Rabbit's are the UK's third most popular pet, however they are also one of the most misunderstood. We aim to improve rabbit welfare by providing some of the most up to date information from top rabbit specialists, to veterinary professionals via regional teaching days. Please check the page regularly to see when and where the next event will be taking place.

18/08/2026

Have you booked your place yet?

Vets and veterinary nurses in and around Bristol join Sonya Miles from Just Exotics for an evening of CPD in September focusing on rabbit dentistry, anaesthesia, and oral surgery.

During the session, Sonya will cover:
- Recognising and assessing common rabbit dental conditions
- Crown reduction versus extraction: making the right choice
- Improving patient safety during dental procedures
- Anaesthesia, analgesia, nursing care, and recovery
- Common pitfalls and how to avoid them

Spaces are limited, so if you haven't secured your place yet, book today to avoid missing out.

‍ Designed for vets and veterinary nurses

📅 16 September 2026
🕢 6:30pm registration | 7:00pm – 9:00pm
📍 Bristol, BS34 8PD

Included in BSAVA Membership | Non-Member Vet £40 (Inc VAT) | Non-Member Veterinary Nurse £20 (Inc VAT)

Secure your place: https://bit.ly/3Tctj6T

Not a member? Join to enjoy all the benefits of BSAVA membership.

12/08/2026
23/07/2026

Don't miss this brand-new rabbit CPD webinar with John Chitty, available on demand from 8pm BST tonight (Thursday 23rd July)! 🐰

Develop a deeper understanding of the natural behaviour, biology, and ecology of the wild rabbit, and use this knowledge to inform best practice in the care of captive rabbits.

By exploring the connections between natural instincts and captive environments, participants will be able to better recognise and meet the physical, psychological, and social welfare needs of rabbits in their care.

🎓 Available as part of our Unlimited Membership, or purchase the webinar as a one-off.

Learn more about the session now.🔗 https://thewebinarvet.com/webinars/part-1-the-normal-rabbit?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=july-membership

09/07/2026

Congrats!

POV: Another one for the trophy cupboard! 🏆✨

We’ve just picked up our 2026 Pet Product Marketing Retailer Recommended Awards, and we are still buzzing!

It was a pleasure to catch up with Stephen Tanner and the Pet Product Marketing team to collect these. We’ve worked together for many years, and it’s always a highlight to celebrate these industry milestones with such a professional team. 🤝

A huge thank you for the honours:
✨ Manufacturer of the Year (3 years running!)
✨ Small Pet Product of the Year: Selective Range (Unbeaten since 2017!)

Most importantly, a massive thank you to our loyal customers who voted for us. Your trust in Supreme is why we do what we do. Here’s to many more years of keeping small pets happy and healthy! 🐹🐰🥂

Photos from Supreme Petfoods: Experts Pets's post 06/07/2026

Fantastic opportunity!

01/07/2026

Thousands of rabbits suffer every year, not because people don't care, but because many people don't realise what rabbits need to live healthy, happy lives.

We are so happy to see that Mike Hedges MS is bringing rabbit welfare into the spotlight and encouraging an important conversation about responsible rabbit ownership. If you’re reading this, Mike, we’d love to work with you and Welsh Labour to help ensure every rabbit owner has access to trusted, evidence-based welfare education, giving more rabbits the chance to live happy, healthy lives.

Let us know how we can make that happen!

Photos from Supreme Petfoods: Experts Pets's post 02/06/2026
19/05/2026

Do you ever feed grass to your rabbit? We often talk about the importance of hay for rabbits teeth and digestion but do you know why it's important? Grass (or hay) has a rough abrasive surface that helps with teeth wear - that's why it's better for teeth than chewing on sticks or other foods.

Fresh grass can be fed interchangeably with hay and is great to supplement with it's got a high water content which is good for keeping the gut hydrated and very good for rabbits that have issues with bladder sludge. It's also excellent for tempting reluctant hay eaters.

Do you ever feed grass to your rabbit?

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