Small and Exotic Pets
Is a Guinea Pig Right for You?
If you are thinking about getting a pet for your home, you might want to consider a guinea pig. Guinea pigs, also called cavies, are lovable furry little critters that will bring you a lot of joy. In addition, guinea pigs can be a perfect first pet for children because they are easy to care for and more cuddly than a hamster and or fish. (…)
Small and Exotic Pets
Just Say No to Big Cats for a Pet
If you are one of those people considering a big cat as your next pet purchase, you may want to think again. There is much to consider when it comes to purchasing a large cat. Besides the fact that it is a wild animal that will never be truly domesticated, there are some tremendous costs involved. (…)
Small and Exotic Pets
Helpful Hints for Getting Your Snake to Eat Pre-Killed Victims
For many snake owners feeding your pet often can be a task. Most pet snakes can eat up to once a week or more depending on the species and size. It is very important to know your particular snake’s dietary needs prior to purchasing. You will want to be sure not only to feed your snake an appropriate diet, but also feed it as much as is required. You do not want to over feed either. (…)
Small and Exotic Pets
FAQ’s of Hedgehog Care
When it comes to pets these days, many people look for something that will best compliment their personality. Some people opt for cats, while others look at getting a family dog, then there are some that just want to stray from the norm. These people are the ones who look to be original and have a pet that no one else has. This is where the African hedgehog comes into the picture. (…)
Small and Exotic Pets
Taking Care of Your Pet Rat – Things You Should Know
Pet rats might sound like it’s a weird idea, but rats make very good pets to have in the home. You do need to know how to care for them because the better informed you are the happier and healthier your rat bill will be. Rats aren’t just for the attic and basement anymore, so read on to learn how to care for your special new friend. (…)
Small and Exotic Pets
Train Your Way to an Obedient Pet Ferret
Like many other types of pets, the ferret must be trained if you want to be able to have a good relationship with him or her. One of the first habits that require attention is the ferret’s inclination to nip. Ferrets that have been bred as pets should not be in any way vicious or bite hard. The ferret bite or nip is more of a play fighting, which is natural. (…)
Small and Exotic Pets