Pet Wallaroos

Just like dogs and cats, pet wallaroos can be taught good behavior and tricks if you're patient and loving. If you're lucky enough to have a pet wallaroo, get started on your path to tricks by...

Wallaroos are naturally playful and curious animals, which makes a pet wallaroo especially interactive with people. Wallaroos enjoy both active games and quiet time, so you will be able to play...

Wallaroos are subject to many of the same illnesses as more typical domestic animals, with parasites and pneumonia being the largest problems. It's helpful to have a checklist to determine whether...

A wallaroo falls in size somewhere between a wallaby and a kangaroo. In fact, the three are closely related species in the macropod family. While not your average pet, a wallaroo provides an...

From the very beginning, many challenges come with owning a pet wallaroo. These range from the amount of space needed to house one to the amount of attention they need, especially as babies. You...

A male wallaroo grows to be about 4 feet tall, with females reaching about half that height. If they want to, wallaroos can hop several feet into the air and move around with great speed. For the...

Since wallaroos are considered exotic pets, most cities and states have laws regarding keeping them as pets. Before you buy a pet wallaroo, you should research the laws that impact your...

When a cat or dog just won't do, you may start looking for a more exotic pet. A wallaroo offers a wonderful companion for your family and your other pets. The only problem may be finding a vet who...

Because it is basically a wild animal, a pet wallaroo needs to be socialized to coexist with humans, other wallaroos and any other pets you may have. You must decide how deeply you want to...

Pulled from their mothers at an early age, pet wallaroos begin bottle feeding and socialization while with the breeder. From the beginning, you must establish a nurturing relationship with your...

When bringing any pet into your home, you should seek out a reputable breeder who will guide you as begin your relationship with your new pet. A wallaroo breeder may be more difficult to find than...

Since you are probably not used to seeing wallaroos hopping around the park like a dog, you will initially have a bit of difficulty recognizing a sick wallaroo. Whether you are adopting a new...

Though it pains one to think of it, there may come a time when your Wallaroo has outworn its welcome. Perhaps your are moving to the city, far from grassy fields where your Wallaroo liked to romp...

Wallaroos are surprisingly gentle, and with daily attention, they can be as friendly and as socialized as a pet dog. By breeding your pet wallaroos, you have the opportunity to raise the babies to...

Wallaroos are surprisingly clean animals with short fur and little odor. Their grooming needs are minimal, as they will do most of the work themselves. But you can definitely help them out a bit!

Even though wallaroos are relatively large animals for pets, cleaning up after them is a snap! You may even find it easier than cleaning up after your dog or cat.

Sometimes having a dog or cat for a pet just doesn't do it for you. Perhaps you've set your sights on something a little more exotic like a python or a tarantula. Or maybe something more cute and...

While you are not likely to find wallaroo food at your local pet store, you can meet a wallroo’s nutritional needs relatively easily. With a little planning and a variety of food, you will have a...

With looks somewhat like a large wallaby or a small kangaroo, a wallaroo is certainly not your typical pet! Wallaroos make fascinating and loving companions, though they take a little more care...