Exotic Pets
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A Pet's Life This Time the Tortoise Might Actually Beat the Hare An incredible story of a disabled tortoise getting wheels! Read More > |
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A Pet's Life This Time the Tortoise Might Actually Beat the Hare An incredible story of a disabled tortoise getting wheels! Read More > |
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Small Animal Health & Care Choosing a Veterinary Hospital For Your Exotic Pet: 5 Basic Questions Read More > |
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Bird Health & Care Warm Weather Tips For Exotic Pets Like dogs and cats, exotic pets such as birds, rabbits, lizards, and guinea pigs need to stay cool and comfortable during the summer months. Read More > |
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Small Animal Health & Care May Is National Allergy Month: Alternative Pets for Allergic Owners Are you allergic to cats and dogs? There are some great exotic pets for people with allergies, including reptiles, birds, and amphibians. Read More > |
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End-of-Life Support & Grieving Dogs Losing a Friend: Dealing With The Loss of a Pet Losing a pet is hard. Just like many of you, Dr. Ruth MacPete has been there. Read More > |
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Reptile Health & Care Reptiles: Part 2 I'd like to continue that discussion in Part two of my reptile blog. Below are two more great options for anyone looking to add a reptile to their family. Read More > |
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Small Animal Health & Care Exotics 101: Picking Your Perfect Pet Exotic pets – large and small, from parakeets to geckos to hedgehogs – can make wonderful companions, but unfortunately, many are purchased on a whim. Many exotic pets are highly intelligent creatures that require a great deal of attention and care. Read More > |
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Small Animal Health & Care Why Choose an Exotic Pet, Anyway? My answer to this question is that there is no single answer. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with cats and dogs; I love these animals and have several of my own, in addition to my exotic family members. Read More > |
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Bird Health & Care Sex and the Single Parrot: Insights for Bewildered Bird Owners According to a recent study, men think about sex 18 times each day, while women think about it 10 times each day. Should we be surprised that parrots that live in very large social flocks in the wild also are obsessed with sex? Read More > |