Taking Home Your Puppy
This article is intended to help you ease your new puppy into your home, helping your pup have little to no stress as possible. I hope by now that you have done plenty of research [...]
This article is intended to help you ease your new puppy into your home, helping your pup have little to no stress as possible. I hope by now that you have done plenty of research [...]
More people with each passing day are interested in buying birds for sale but who get frustrated because finding such is not quite as easy as it used to be. Several pet shops have closed [...]
Just as a cat or dog, guinea pigs require some grooming in order for them to have healthy coats and nails and to stay free from some illnesses. Nail Care for Guinea Pigs Guinea pigs’ [...]
General Health and Illness in Hamsters Just like any other pet, hamsters sometimes require veterinary care. This is something to consider before making a hamster, or any pet, part of your family. Your commitment should [...]
Your new hamster has been through a lot of changes in the time before becoming your pet. He will have likely been separated from his mother and siblings, moved from the breeder to the pet [...]
Your new guinea pig has been through a lot of changes in the time before becoming your pet. He will have likely been separated from his mother and siblings, moved from the breeder to the [...]
There are several different options for housing your hamster. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Store-Bought Hamster Cages There are several different types of store-bought hamster cages. Wire bar cages, plastic cages [...]
There are two general types of hamsters kept as pets, Syrians and dwarfs. The dwarf hamsters are made up of four types. Syrian Hamsters Syrian hamsters are the largest of the hamster family. They are [...]
A sick guinea pig at home is no reason for panic, especially since they can pick up on stress. Stay calm around your sick guinea pig to keep their stress level down. If [...]
Cats enjoy lots of sleep, about twice as much as humans. In fact, kittens can sleep up to 22-hours in a 24-hour period. Cats slip into slow-wave sleep at first and then move to REM [...]