Category Archives: General

Iguana Pets

Are You Ready for an Iguana Pet?

People think that iguanas make cool pets; they may be right. Some may have the misconception that iguanas are low-maintenance pets; they would be wro Continue reading →

Where to Get a Ferret

You want a sweet, funny, furry ferret, but you just can?t find one. Where do people find these amazing creatures? Glad you asked! There are actually several places where you Continue reading →

Yorkshire Terriers ?Small Dogs with Huge Price Tags

Yorkshire Terriers are the second most popular dog in the United States, with the Labrador retriever being the most popular. This essentially m Continue reading →

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A Society that Cares: The Green Iguana Society

How much do you know about green iguanas?

Here are some fast facts about these animals:
?Green iguanas are also called common iguana Continue reading →

Signs of Illness in Eclectus Parrots

Just as you must know the signs of a healthy Eclectus parrot, you must also know what to look for that may signify illness. You also need to know when a situa Continue reading →

What is so special about Eclectus Parrots?

If you ask Eclectus parrot owners if their birds are more special than other species, almost all of them will tell you that the Eclectus parrot is the m Continue reading →

Clipping Your Guinea Pigs Nails

No matter what breed of guinea pig you have, all guinea pigs have something in common. All guinea pigs need their nails trimmed on a regular basis. There are many Continue reading →

Clipping the Wings of Your Eclectus Parrot

If you love your new Eclectus parrot, you will definitely want to clip his wings. Ideally, his wings will be clipped by the breeder, before he goes home Continue reading →

Spaying and Neutering for Yorkshire Terriers

In most cases, when you acquire a Yorkshire Terrier from a breeder, that puppy will already be spayed or neutered. There are many reasons why breeders Continue reading →

Neutering and Spaying Ferrets

When you get a ferret, it is extremely important that you get them spayed or neutered, if this has not already occurred at the breeding farm. Even if you don?t neute Continue reading →