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83Best Bedding for Mice and other small Rodents
A lot of people ask 'What is the best bedding for my hamster/mouse/rabbit etc?' it is one of the most popular questions. Personally I think the answer to this is usually given by someone's own preference, however there are many types of bedding on...
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79Housing Pet Rats - Rat Cage
Housing a pet rat can be simple, but you will need to consider the type of cage that you want to invest in. Your options range from aquariums, wire cages, and plastic cages. Once, you've decided upon a cage, you will need to find houses, toys,...
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75Feeding Your Guinea Pig
This article addresses some simple do's and don'ts when deciding what and how to feed your pet guinea pig.
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75Bunny Moments: Pleasures and Perils of Owning and Caring for a Rabbit
What do you need to know before you adopt a bunny rabbit? The Unconditional Love of Having a Bunny Among my menagerie of pets, I have a sweet rabbit named Peaches. He is a long floppy eared bunny, also known as a French Lop Rabbit. He fits in our...
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88Sick Hamster - Signs and Treatment of Wet-tail
Hamsters are not the only small animal that can get "wet-tail," but they are the most common small animal to succumb to it. Chinchillas, rabbits, gerbils, rats, and mice, can all get wet-tail, as it is caused by stress. For the most part wet-tail is...
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64As the Hamster Wheel Turns
Please join me as I discuss the exciting adventures of my hamster. Well, not exciting, but you are welcome to read about my hamster anyway.
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77What Is The Best Bedding For Pet Rats?
Learn about the best types of bedding for pet rats, including paper pellet bedding, straw pellet bedding, cloth bedding and more. Also learn about what bedding not to use with your precious pet rats.
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79Caring For Hamsters
A few tips and guidelines one should know about hamsters before and during owning one. Temperament, Adjusting perdiod, diet, housing, and behaviors.
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76How to Protect Dogs and Small Pets In the Arizona Desert from Coyotes and Other Predators
Most homeowners who allow their pets to become prey in the Sonoran desert do so unwittingly. The sunbelt states often draw retirees from other areas of the country who are unaware of the predators who prey on small animals. Keeping your pets safe is a matter of a few common-sense measures.
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69Hedgehogs as Pets
Hedgehogs are nocturnal animals by nature. This means they sleep in the day and awake by night. Hedgehogs are becoming quite popular being domesticated pets. Not only are they low maintenance and hygenic creatures, they are also very playful...
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