Creating an Indoor Bird Room

Creating an Indoor Bird Room

by Mark Gordon Brown January 28, 2010, in Birds

If a person has a love of birds and the finances they can create a wonderful space for their pets by building an indoor bird room.

Small Pets Suitable for Children

Small Pets Suitable for Children

by B Nelson January 27, 2010, in Home

Many studies have shown positive benefits for children when they grow up in homes with pets, however it is not always possible for a child to have a pet cat or dog. Here are some smaller pets worth consideration for children.

Getting a Classroom Pet

Getting a Classroom Pet

by B Nelson January 24, 2010, in Adoption & Rescue

Sometimes teachers, especially of children in lower grades, find keeping classroom pets beneficial. The kids might not like coming to school to learn, but some enjoy their daily visit with the classroom pet. There are many considerations when selecting an appropriate pet for the classroom.

Wild Birds as Pets

Wild Birds as Pets

by Patsy Collins November 12, 2009, in Birds

"If you love something, set it free," so why would I suggest keeping a wild creature as a pet?

A Mischief of Rats: Domestic Rats Make Unusual Pets

A Mischief of Rats: Domestic Rats Make Unusual Pets

by thestickman September 28, 2009, in Small & Furry

The domestic rat is essentially the same as the wild rat except less likely to bite and they tolerate social crowding better than their wild cousins. This also makes them better suited for pets.

Gerbil Housing 2: In the Cage

Gerbil Housing 2: In the Cage

by Bailey Thompson June 25, 2009, in Small & Furry

The cage is where your gerbil will eat, sleep, play, and decorate. You’ll need to have most necessities available to them at all times.

Gerbil Housing 1: Container

Gerbil Housing 1: Container

by Bailey Thompson June 24, 2009, in Small & Furry

Buying a gerbil is a big decision. How and where will you house your gerbil?

Hamsters vs. Guinea Pigs

Hamsters vs. Guinea Pigs

by B Nelson May 24, 2009, in Small & Furry

Hamsters are smaller and cuter, but are more apt to bite. Guinea Pigs on the other hand, have a cute way of communicating with you. They make a variety of sounds depending on their mood. They will greet their owner with cheerful sounds as they anticipate treats.

Are You Ready to Own an Exotic Pet?

Are You Ready to Own an Exotic Pet?

by B Nelson May 8, 2009, in Exotic & Unusual

Many people often find themselves owning a pet before they are ready. Sadly this means that the pet suffers in some way, either from neglect, or it is abandoned because the owner can not continue to care for it. If you ask yourself some simple questions before you get the pet, it shows you truly care about the long-term commitment of owning an exotic pet.