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By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Taxidermy is the art of preserving dead animals, such as fish, deer, antelope or wild birds. But some people want to preserve the remains of the family pet. Here's how to hire a pet taxidermist... more »
By DS_KimHil11557 0 comments
A pool that has mosquito larvae in it is neither safe nor enjoyable. There’s a few simple steps to get your pool back in tip-top shape and make it a place for your family to enjoy and not for mosquitos to breed... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
To befriend a squirrel you'll have to be insidious. Your efforts will work if the squirrel doesn't have adverse previous experiences with humans. You have seen their unpredictable maneuvers on the ground and have been impressed by their arboreal ... more »
By Beren deMotier 3 comments
While it is incredibly challenging to pick the right pet for your family, it is remarkably easy to pick the wrong one. So take the path of least resistance on the way to leash resistance and follow these steps to pick the wrong pet... more »
By ehowmaniac 1 comments
This will tell you how to make an potato pet friend... more »
By Joey Fiero 1 comments
Although listed as a cryptozoological creature, there have been many of these worms captured after their death or in a weaken state. Studies are currently being conducted on captured and frozen specimens by the Government of the People's Republic ... more »
By Aronna 0 comments
Deciding to adopt a pet is a very important decision that should not be taken lightly. A pet is a new family member and should be considered a lifelong member of the family. Here are some important steps to consider when adopting any pet... more »
By wildanimalmad 0 comments
Your child's nagging you for a pet- but you live in an apartment/can't afford it/ they're too young/working fulltime/ect. Here's how to give them a virtual pet that is interactive, has a personality, you can teach tricks and feed... more »
By w1z111 2 comments
There are dozens of mouse-trap designs out there, some quite barbaric and bloody, others more cleverly and humanely innovative. Yet, in my opinion, you don't need any of them!.. more »
By nashvillebecky 0 comments
Is your child begging for a pet, but you're not ready to add a puppy to the household? There are some "pets" that don't shed or take up lots of room, and can prepare your youngster for the bigger responsibility of a dog later on. Plus, these ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
When you've signed a lease with a "No-Pets" clause, you often still have options. If you enjoy having pets, don't automatically rule one out. Many "No-Pet" clauses are for damage prevention and noise reduction only. You may be able to have a pet ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Introducing a new pet to existing pets takes some time and patience to do correctly. Bring the new pet in with a carrier until both animals are accustomed to each other. Slowly increase their time together, and eventually move to a leash before ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
A pet wonky, also known as a weepul or wuppie, is much like a pet rock, but decorated in cuddly materials. If you need a place to store your new pet, assess the materials you have on hand and get started creating a miniature house... more »