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Gerbils Pet Care:     more books (41)

Hamsters and Gerbils (Get to Know Your Pet) by Jinny Johnson, 2008-08 Your First Gerbil by Leroy Mervan, 1996 Gerbils in Color (completely illustrated with color photographs) by Barbara Nippert Monroe, 1970 Gerbils: The Complete Guide to Gerbil Care (Complete Care Made Easy) by Donna Anastasi, 2005-09-01 Quick & Easy Gerbil Care by Sue Fox, 2004-10-31 The Proper Care of Gerbils by Anmarie Barrie, 1992-04 How to Care for Your Gerbil (Your first...series) by Nicki Baker, 1999-12 How to Pick a Pet For Your Child by Amanda M. Thompson, 2009-08-08 The Gerbil: A Guide to Selection, Housing, Care, Nutrition, Behaviour, Health, Breeding, Species and Colours (About Pets) How To Have Happy and Healthy Gerbils: Proper Care Can Ensure a Long Life by Quick Easy Guides, 2008-07-31 How To Care for Gerbils by Quick Easy Guides, 2008-07-31 Caring for Your New Pet Hamster

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41. BCSPCA-Care Of Rodents
    Hamsters, gerbils, rats and mice are members of the rodent family. If youhave a pregnant animal consult a pet care book to make sure you are giving  
    http://www.spca.bc.ca/AnimalCare/rodentcare.asp
    
    Extractions: Related info: Other websites Hamsters Gerbils Rats Mice Care of Rodents Below is some basic care information for rodents. Please consult detailed care manuals for these animals, websites or check with your veterinarian. Hamsters, gerbils, rats and mice are members of the rodent family. They have long upper and lower incisors (front teeth) that grow continuously. All rodents require material to gnaw, in order to keep their incisors sharp and worn to the proper length. Hay, cardboard tubes and wood (apple, pear, willow) are all suitable for your rodent to chew on. Generally, rodents are more active at night and can be quite noisy! Housing A cage measuring 60 x 30 x 30 cm. is a minimum size for hamsters, gerbils and mice. Rats require larger habitats. Absorbent materials such as white wood shavings should be used to line the cage bottom. Gerbils and hamsters like to dig and burrow so adding a layer of peat moss allows them to exercise this behaviour. Clean the cage often at least once a week. Inside the cage, rodents should have a cardboard or wooden house, toys such as plastic tubes and small boxes, some shredded tissue for nest building and an exercise wheel for smaller rodents. Secure cages are a necessity as rodents, especially hamsters and rats, are real escape artists.

42. Pet Supplies - Online Pet Supply, Pet Products & Accessories At PETCO
    Hamsters, gerbils and rats love these vegetable flavor morsels. Free NewslettersPet care Tips, Discounts More!  
    http://www.petco.com/Shop/ProductList.aspx?N=84 4931 30

43. PETCO.com
    Free Newsletters pet care Tips, Discounts More! gerbils make excellentpets as they are very easy to maintain, requiring minimal grooming care in the  
    http://www.petco.com/newpet/gerbil/gerbil-home-groomingandcleanliness.asp?webt=0

44. What Small Animals And Reptiles Can Teach Your Kids - By Critter Adventures
    gerbils While they re considered the most docile of the small furry pets and A kit that s earning lots of praise from the pet care industry is made by  
    http://www.dreamsalivemagazine.com/vacation2005/teach-your-kids/
    
    Extractions: Critter Adventures (ARA) - When your youngster comes home from school all excited about having a class pet and begs you for an animal of their own, you may want to give their request some serious consideration. Numerous studies have shown that animals teach children lessons they'll carry with them for a lifetime: responsibility, friendship, compassion and respect for nature. "When your child begs you for an animal of their own, you may want to consider their request. Studies show that animals teach children lessons they'll carry with them for life: responsibility, friendship, compassion and respect for nature." While cats, dogs and fish are the most popular pets, they are also a lot of work, which may explain why small animals like mice, rats, hamsters, gerbils, snakes and lizards are gaining in popularity. According to the American Pet Products Manufacturer's Association (APPMA) National Pet Owners Survey, 9.7 million U.S. households now have a small pet in them 4.1 million of them are reptiles. If you're considering joining the crowd, here's a guide that will get you started, starting with some basic information about the animals.

45. Fabled: Pet Care Tips
    pet care. Here are some tips on taking care of your pet! Small pets.gerbils don t need too much water, but they do eat a seed mix (lab chow it comes  
    http://www.sweet-blue.com/lauzpetz/petcare.html
    
    Extractions: Pet Care Here are some tips on taking care of your pet! Most are from a book about pets, I was reading, called 'pets: part of the family,' published by Hinkler Books Pty Ltd. Dogz Remember, always go to the vet if you're worried about your pet. Always spay or neuter or pet if you don't want to breed it. Try not to feed your pet canned food, unless it's a science brand. Dry food is best. If your pet is on a canned food diet, transfer over to dry food gradually. Don't forget to feed the pet once a day only (unless you want a fat pooch on your hands). Suggested treats are two dice-sized cubes of hard cheese, two or three slices of raw carrot, a piece of sourdough bread, one-half cup of cooked chicken (no bones), a meatball or bit of cooked hamburger, a few sections of an orange, a few slices of apple, rawhide chews, commercial biscuits or jerky. If you would like a recipe for 'The Best Dog Biscuit Recipe Ever,' click here In summer, place a couple of ice cubes in your dog's drinking water. If you are going to start an exercise plan with a dog (especially dogs over six years old, are obese or have a history of heart trouble) consult your vet. When you do start your regular walks and exercise 20 minutes of continuous walking three times a week should be good -however, five times a week for 20 minutes each time will see your dog looking great! Walking on sidewalks may leave your pet's paws bruised - just take a few days of exercise off if this happens. However, don't be dissuaded, concrete can help wear down the length of your pet's claws - a good thing! After exercise, 12 ounces of water should be available and a drink during the outing when you're out for more than 30 minutes in 70 degrees Fahrenheit is a must.

46. Eva's Pet Care Disagreement Page
    About disagreement on the topic of pet care. There are no pellets for gerbils.pet care books When it comes to pet books we have to come back to what  
    http://goto.glocalnet.net/natal/pcd.htm
    
    Extractions: I think it is very interesting that people have so many different views on the topic of pet care. I have been thinking about this a lot. Some people I know use the smallest cages they possibly can and they give their animals the cheapest and easiest-to-feed kind of food to the animals, in order to be able to keep as many animals as possible for breeding purposes. Some of these people, when asked, of course have totally other views on pet care than the person with just a few highly beloved pets. This is exactly as with dog owners. Some dog owners think it is totally ok to leave the dog alone all day, and take it out on a 5 minute pee walk once in a while. Other dog owners would feel that it is totally unthinkable to leave such a highly social animal as a dog alone all day, and would also take the dog out for long walks every day. Some dog owner's fool themselves by getting two dogs and think that two dogs may be happier together in the absence of their owner. But two lonely dogs are just two lonely dogs, waiting for their owner. It is better to pay somebody to walk the dog during the day, or even pay somebody (a human companion) to

47. Eva's Pet Gerbils Page
    gerbils beautiful pets. Eva s Gerbil Colours Page Eva s pet gerbils Page Eva s Gerbil care Page Gerbil booklet for sale (In Swedish)  
    http://goto.glocalnet.net/natal/gerbil/gerbil.htm
    
    Extractions: Eva's Home Page Eva's Cavy Page Eva's Mouse Page Eva's Rat Page ... Gerbil booklet for sale (In Swedish) To have gerbils is to have a big aquarium where they live and enjoy life. In order to get your gerbils tame you need to handle them a little every day. They don't like to be picked up by the tail. But gerbils actually loved being petted , so don't forget to pet them even if only for a minute a day. Gerbils are healthy animals and thrive in large aquaria with lots of hay, toilet rolls and bedding material . My gerbils usually have wooden houses too. They chew at their houses and hide their babies in them. Gerbils can become extremely tame and are really perfect pets. Gerbils do not smell and are extremely inexpensive to keep and feed. My gerbils can sit on my shoulder and never jumps away. The younger gerbils have a tendency to be active all the time and they seem to be almost unable to sit still for long. But they do calm down with age, and an older gerbil may be very tame, coming up to you when you talk to it, loves to sit in your hand and be petted, and so on - it may even fall asleep in your hand! It is hard to imagine how tame gerbils can become if you have not experienced it yourself! You only need two gerbils to fill a big aquarium, no more and no less. Gerbils are highly territorial, and need lots of space at the same time as they are very social animals, so pleace keep your gerbils in pairs.

48. Central Pet Care Clinic: Located In Carthage, Missouri (MO), We Provide Veterina
    chincillas, and pocket pets such as guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, rats, At Central pet care Clinic we know that your pet is a valued member of  
    http://www.centralpetcare.com/
    
    Extractions: Located in Carthage, Missouri, we are proud to provide the highest level of veterinary care to the companion animals of Jasper County and the greater Four States region. Our veterinarians treat dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, chinchillas, and "pocket pets," including guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils and rats. At Central Pet Care Clinic we know that your pet is a valued member of your family, and you will not settle for anything but the best when it comes to your family. We are personally committed to maintaining and enhancing your pet's health. Our doctors and staff stand behind our products and services. If we would not give it to our pets, we will not recommend it for yours.

49. Untitled Document
    pet care gerbils, NEWS gerbils are very lively and are inclined to jump,so great care and caution is needed. They may become upset by too much  
    http://www.dspca.ie/gerbils.asp

50. How To Care For Gerbils-WCVB-TV Pet Center
    Male and female gerbils share the care for their offspring in a way that wouldshame many human couples. pet Center Article Grab Bag  
    http://wcvb-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?pt=itemDetail&item_id=3301&site_cat_id=114

51. Rodentfancy.com - For Fanciers Of Fancy Pet Rats, Mice, Gerbils, Hamsters, Chinc
    Mice and gerbils $5 each or $12 a trio. Chinchillas $25 or $40 for a bonded pair . When I place animals, it includes an adoption contract, pet care  
    http://www.rodentfancy.com/adoptads.shtml
    
    Extractions: Books [an error occurred while processing this directive][an error occurred while processing this directive] Are you looking to adopt? Do you have a critter that needs to find a new home? There are several places for adoption notices to go on this site... The Village Green message board in the rodentfancy forum. This message board is where all adoptions, for sale, and want ads go. Be sure to include the species available and the location in the message title to make it easier for people to search and find your listing. It is free to list animal adoption ads here. The RMFE magazine is published quarterly and includes adoption notices in the classified section at the back of the publication. It is free to list adoption notices so long as you are a private party with adoptable animals (such as if you bought a female rat who turned out to be pregnant and you don't want to take the babies back to the store!) or a no-kill shelter with adoptable rodents. Ads are limited to 12 words or less, no including the country, state and city (which are listed in the headers which the classifieds are then grouped under). Breeders may also place advertisements for fancy bred animals, for a small fee. Visit the

52. Coastal Family
    gerbils While they’re considered the most docile of the small furry pets andeasily tamed, pet care library, pet care tips and kids’ coloring pages.  
    http://www.coastalfamily.com/main.asp?SectionID=9&SubSectionID=9&ArticleID=790

53. Vet Books
    Hamster (pet care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans. Hamsters and gerbils (Popularpet care) by Ann Larken Hansen. Hamsters (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller  
    http://www.shrewsbury-ma.gov/schools/beal/curriculum/critterclinic/vetbooks.html
    
    Extractions: At the Animal Hospital by Carol Greene Veterinarians Help Animals by Carol Greene I Can Be an Animal Doctor by Kathryn Lumley I Want to be a Veterinarian by Stephanie Maze Veterinarians by Dee Ready If You Were a...Veterinarian by Virginia Schomp Birds (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Birds (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Kitten (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Cats (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Cats (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Kitten Care and Critters, Too! by Judy Petersen-Fleming Puppy (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Dogs (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Taking My Dog to the Vet by Susan Kuklin Dogs (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Fish (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Fish (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Goldfish (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Hamster (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Hamsters and Gerbils (Popular Pet Care) by Ann Larken Hansen Hamsters (ASPCA) by Michaela Miller Guinea Pigs (Pet Care Guide for Kids) by Mark Evans Guinea Pigs (ASPCA)

54. Doctors Information Center-Gerbils
    ARTICLES pet care advice from our veterinarians and educational staff. Small pet Shows These Signs. . Diarrhea in gerbils. -. Parasites in gerbils  
    http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/category_summary.cfm?dept_id=0&siteid=9&acatid

55. Diarrhea In Gerbils
    Your gerbil s feces should normally be firm in texture, and dark in color. ARTICLES pet care advice from our veterinarians and educational staff.  
    http://www.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?dept_id=0&siteid=9&acatid=337&aid=

56. Happypets.org - Pet Care - Small Animals And Other Pets
    Planet /b offering pet adoptions,pet care tips,stories,horoscopes, Commercial rodent pellets are available for gerbils and Hamsters at pet stores.  
    http://happypets.addr.com/others.htm
    
    Extractions: Mice, Rats, Gerbills and Hamsters. These little sweeties are often chosen as pets for the first time animal guardian because they are relatively low maintenace and have gentle dispositions. Nutrition Commercial rodent pellets are available for Gerbils and Hamsters at pet stores. All four creatures have similar diets so if you have a rat, gerbil pellets are fine. For a more palatable diet, supplement the pellets with diced fruit and seeds, but don’t overdo it. These little guys have habit of filling up on the yummy stuff and ignoring the pellets, and eating that way will not satisfy their daily nutritional needs. Housing As the popularity of keeping small animals increases, more and more cages designed for them are appearing in pet stores all over. But, I recommend a glass aquarium with a screen cover. Ferrets - More like a cat than a rodent when it comes to care and maintenance. Rabbits - A hunny bunny can be a great pet if some basic needs are met.

57. Powell S Books - Kittens (Pet Care Series) By Niki Walker
    Children who have or want a pet kitten will enjoy finding out all there is other titles in the pet care series. Budgies Budgies gerbils (pet care  
    http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=2-0778717828-0

58. Ohio 4-H/youth Opportunities/2003 Family Guide
    Species include gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, Required Supplement for pet care Projects. 214R Small Animal Record Book  
    http://www.ohio4h.org/youth/fg03/fg_21.html
    
    Extractions: This resource must be ordered in conjunction with the appropriate member project book for cats, guinea pigs, cage birds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. A separate record book should be used for each species of pet projects taken. ($2.00) Required Supplement for Small Animal Projects 220R Small Animal Resource Handbook

59. Michigan Humane Society: Veterinary Care
    It is recommended that a new pet be isolated until you are sure he is free of (Some information within taken with permission from care of gerbils,  
    http://www.michiganhumane.org/site/PageServer?pagename=vetcare_gerbils

60. Pets Webliography - Pollard Memorial Library
    Rabbits and gerbils Reptiles and Turtles pet Loss Travel ASPCA Information for adopting pets, learning about pet care, and supporting the  
    http://www.pollardml.org/pets.html

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