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Expert pet advice from the How To authorities at eHow. From cats, dogs and fish, to ferrets and horses, and on to even more exotic pets like tigers and wallaroos, eHow has answers to your pet questions. Dog training? Cleaning an aquarium? Caring for a pet tarantula? Feeding a parakeet? Veterinary care for your farm animals? eHow's pet specialists have practical advice you can use. Looking for tips on Chia Pets or Tamagotchi? eHow even has step-by-step articles on caring for pet substitutes

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By TraciBenoit 0 comments
Race horses are not the only horses that you can make money with. Barrel racing is a big event in many areas with prize money becoming higher and higher each season. There are a few different ways to make money with a barrel horse... more »
By pigs4fun 3 comments
This is a easy way to make homemade Dog treats. All my four legged friends love them. We make many friends on the dog beach with these simple everyday treat... more »
By Nona-Michael Jackson 0 comments
Cow grazing is an essential point in the healthy growth and development of the cows. A farmer might have a growing problem with his cows if there is little or no organization. The cows must be fed on grassland that has quality grass on it, have ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
If you love dogs, it would be nice to meet someone who loves dogs too. Especially if your dog is a significant part of your life--you’ll want your significant other to appreciate him as much as you do. Love me, love my dog...right? Here are some ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 2 comments
A new puppy? An older dog from the pound? And you need to come up with a name. You’d like something other than Max or Maggie—those went out with the 20th century. Well, there are plenty of original names out there for your bundle of joy, but just ... more »
By xhamstersx 2 comments
Choosing a perfect name for your pet hamster is quite hard, this is how to choose a name that will suit your hamster... more »
By Mary Chapman 3 comments
Sand hill Cranes are exceptionally beautiful birds. They are grey with red and black plumage on their heads. They are very protective of their young and at times can be aggressive. The incubation period is usually between 28 and 32 days with a ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Miniature horses are small, gentle versions of regular horses. Some horse lovers like to start their children out with something more their kids' size; while some people like to show miniature horses. If you are a miniature horse lover, you might ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
According to the Humane Society of the United States—the overwhelming majority of pet stores obtain their dogs from puppy mills—which is the only way for them to have a constant supply of "stock." Puppy mills are factory-like breeding ... 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 Kristie Leong M.D. 0 comments
Pomeranians are highly intelligent dogs who's greatest desire is to spend time with their humans. They love one-on-one interaction and appreciate being pampered and adored. Your Pom is always there for you. Wouldn't you like to return the favor? ... more »
By Diane Dilov-Schultheis 2 comments
Cat flea medication is a necessity. It can also be a very costly one and this can be worse, if you are a multi-cat owner. The price of cat flea medication varies tremendously, depending on where you purchase it. Are you paying too much for yours? ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Domestic mice make enjoyable pets, as they are cute and clever and relatively easy to care for. There are several options for housing pet mice including wire cages, glass or plastic tanks and modular containers. Each of these has its pros and ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Hamsters are adorable pets loved by children and adults. They are relatively easy to care for. To fully enjoy your hamster, it is important to pick a healthy one. Here are some tips to pick a healthy hamster... more »
By Melissa Maroff 2 comments
Dogs need exercise. That’s why we walk them. Dogs also need to go to the bathroom on the walk. That’s why we bring plastic bags. Did you ever find yourself walking your dog and didn’t have plastic bags with you for whatever reason and your dog ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Foxes are naturally curious and playful animals. Some people liken them to a cross between a dog and a cat, which shows up in their play. They are just as likely to fetch as to enjoy batting a toy along the ground... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Mice, like most rodents, are considered pests by many homeowners who take every measure to ensure they don’t become a problem in their household. Domesticated mice, however, have become popular pets, because they don’t require much space and they ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
People keep scorpions as pets for a variety of reasons. They create curiosity and excitement. They require very little support. They're easy to find in pet shops and don't cost much. Some can even be bred in captivity. On the down side, a ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Snakes have not been traditionally considered to be cuddly pets. It would be unusual to venture down the reptile aisle in the pet store and discover a selection of snake toys. However, by using sensitivity and a deft touch, both the snake and the ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 1 comments
Allotting time for your pet squirrel to play and exercise is fundamental to its health and happiness in captivity. Squirrels are natural, active explorers and need at least 1 hour a day to roam free in a controlled, domestic setting. ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
You’re going away for a week and sure wish you can take your baby along—but they don’t allow pooches on a cruise to the Caymans. So, you did your research and found a boarding kennel you can live with. Now all you have to do is convince Brutus ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Showing a weanling horse at halter can be fun and rewarding, but first there is a lot of work to be done. Here's how smart horsemen go about preparing a young horse to show... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Rabbits generally make healthy pets, though certain breeds have a high chance of developing uterine cancer. Spaying rabbits will decrease the risk of uterine disease... more »
By MIEL 2 comments
My Yellow Lab is such a challenge. Not only does he have food allergies, he drives me insane when he scratches excessively. This article is to help your sanity back to normal when dealing with your dog that scratching too much!.. more »
By Janet Ford 8 comments
If you have pets, your going to have hair here and there. However, you don't have to live in fear of breaking world record hair balls on a daily basis. You do have some control over how much your pet sheds... more »