Other Exotic Pets

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By Elexia Patterson 3 comments
Bunny rabbits can make wonderful pets. People use them as emotional support animals to help ease depression, anxiety, and other issues. Each rabbit has a very unique personality. They also require lots of time, money, space, and work. Before ... more »
By amylaine 16 comments
For many families their pets are part of their family. You spend tons of money to keep your dog, cat, or other family pet happy and comfortable. What happens if you become unable to care for your pet due to death or severe disability? Learn how ... more »
By byllz 1 comments
Learning the proper names of the Beaver is essential if you are going to write a paper on them. It is also intresting learning the different names of certain animals. I have listed the names of the male, female, young, and group of beavers... more »
By byllz 1 comments
Knowing the proper names of Male, Female, Young, and Group of Animals is a must when writing a paper on them. Below are each of the proper names for Antelopes... more »
By Elexia Patterson 1 comments
Bunny rabbits can make sweet, loving pets. They can also be litter (potty) trained! This article will tell you everything you need to know about litterbox training for rabbits... more »
By messytanka 1 comments
An octopus is an exotic creature which requires more effort than your average fish tank. They have special needs in both their tank setup and their diets. Octopuses they are the most intelligent of all invertebrates, considered on the same ... more »
By acopro13 5 comments
Sort the fact from the fiction when it comes to euthanizing the herp that you care about. The objective is to make the process as painless and stress-free as possible. The literal translation from Greek of euthanasia is good death. While the ... more »
By rosieboy 2 comments
this is a guide on how to become biggest marine animal in the world.. more »
By AskLucy 2 comments
They are cute aren't they? The Philippine Tarsier with those bulging eyes? Often called the world's smallest primate- at 4-6 inches long, they are very hard to spot in the jungle. At one tine they were abundant in the Philippines. Now, they ... more »
By Clem-Media 6 comments
Not only are cars, homes and wardrobes a reflection of people’s styles, but now their pets are also. Today, having an exotic lizard or specially bred dog may be edgy in some neighborhoods, but if you want a unique pet experience, consider one of ... more »
By acopro13 3 comments
A little girl once told me that when an animal bites that it's just a "kiss with teeth". Though a lovely and charming way of looking at the naughty side of animal behavior a bite is really a serious incident. Below are the steps to take ... more »
By Elexia Patterson 1 comments
Finding a vet for your beloved bunny is not as easy as finding one for your cat or dog. Rabbits are exotic pets and not all vets are trained in rabbit medicine. Finding a qualified rabbit veterinarian may seem like a lot of work, but your pet's ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Tarantulas are one of the oldest animals on Earth and one of the largest spiders. Most captive breeds reach about 5 inches in length and have plenty of hair and robust heads and abdomens. They are interesting yet low-maintenance pets that, with ... more »
By amylaine 10 comments
My three year old son found a caterpillar and was very interested on what it was. He has always been fascinated by butterflies, so when I said it was going to turn into one he naturally wanted to keep it. The following steps describe how to ... more »
By Haridas 2 comments
Have you come across a large size bird having a colourful showy beak adorned by and equally impressive casqued or helmet. Which bird is famous as engineer bird for its skill and excellence in constructing burglar proof nest ? Female bird of which ... more »
By Walkaboutangel 5 comments
Sugar gliders are wonderful little marsupials from Australia. They are no longer imported from Australia, although a few are imported from Indonesia. Most of the Sugar Gliders available are captive bred, and there is a big difference in quality ... more »
By michaelgavin 0 comments
There are plenty of unique opportunities that exist in the realm of pet services. Pet waste removal is quickly becoming a service that many pet owners are happily spending money on. Here are some very simple steps to follow if you wish to start ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Emus are fascinating exotic birds. If you choose to keep emus on your farm, it is important to remember that they are susceptible to many of the same diseases as more common farm animals. In areas where equine encephalitis (a disease spread by ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 3 comments
Zoo adoption programs allow sponsors to pay for animals' care and feeding... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Sugar gliders, small nocturnal marsupials found in Australia and Indonesia, are easy to breed. If you carefully monitor your sugar gliders and provide the proper diet, they will breed between seven and 14 months of age. While sugar gliders have ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 1 comments
Insects are all around us. Most of us cannot imagine having one as a pet, but there are many insect species that make excellent pets. Of course, you can collect your own from your garden, but if you really want a unique bug, you'll have to buy one... more »
By irishr 1 comments
Yes, chickens make great pets. And you get the bonus of the freshest eggs anywhere. They are considered to be an exotic pet because a chicken is a bit out of the ordinary. But if you pick one of the more unusual chicken breeds, you have the added ... more »
By jenaeweber 0 comments
A guide to everything you need to know about how to properly care for a pet snake... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Elephants require specialized care on a tremendous scale. From their feed to their skin care to their enormous need for water, only trained personnel should care for elephants. The U.S. highly regulates elephant care to ensure that these animals ... more »
By mikalmonko55 3 comments
This is how to care for your little rock that you just either bought, or found yourself... more »