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65. Exotic Pet Care Library At Harmony Animal Hospital's World Of Pets: Laugh, Learn pet care resources and a library of information on dogs, cats, birds, pet rodents (hamsters, rats, mice, gerbils, and guinea pigs) are very popular pets http://www.petvets.com/petcare/exotics.html

Email Login Password New users sign up here Search This Site The Web Get a FREE Search Engine for your Site Reptiles and Small Mammals Table of Contents for Pages 1 and 2: Can your pet make you sick? Owning a Ferret Choosing a Reptile Common Diseases of Pet Iguanas ... Exotic Pet Care Sheets Check out the articles in Seasonal Concerns. Go to page 2 of Exotic Pet Care (or just use the index links, above, for a special article.) Go to In the News to find out what's happening in medicine. Owning a Ferret Ferrets can be a lot of fun, and under the right circumstances they can make wonderful pet. They are not the same as caring for a dog or a cat, and before getting one of these playful critters you should try to learn as much about them as possible. They are not, however, usually recommended in household with very small children. General Information Ferrets come in several different color schemes: the Fitch ferret is the most popular. Fitch ferrets have a buff colored coat with black markings on the face, feet, and tails. Albino ferrets are white with pink eyes. Some ferrets have a buff coat with light markings. The female ferret is called a jill, the male is a hob, and the infants are called kits.

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Home News Weather Sports ... Pet Care Search Petcare Poll Find A Job A Better Community Buddy Check 5 Coupons ... Selecting a dog Choosing a dog is pretty much a matter of what you want in one. Do you want companionship? Something for the kids to play with? Do you want a working dog, or one for hunting or ranching? Maybe you just want the comfortable feeling of companionship and unconditional love. Whatever your reason, the right dog is somewhere out there for you. First, decide whether you want a puppy or an older dog. Puppies require lots of time and attention to train. They chew things up and have frequent accidents. You can't be sure what they'll be like until they've grown. Tidbits of Information Heat and Pets Traveling With Your Pets Pet Chips Healthy Pets ... Problems with behavior The same things that people love about cats can cause problem behavior. Cats are curious, which leads them to explore countertops and other places where they're not welcome. Exercise for your dog One of the joys of owning a dog is the opportunity to play with it. And one of the advantages of playing with your dog is that it's great exercise. Regular exercise is an important part of maintaining your pet's health. Barking Barking dogs are often a nuisance and can cause problems for both owners and neighbors. To correct excessive barking, first try training to change this pattern of behavior.

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We can't help them without you! hsgkc 5445 Parallel Parkway Kansas City, KS phone fax adoption hours monday thru friday saturday 9am-2pm Get the plug-in for free! Knowing how to care for and train your pet is essential for a happy relationship! Although we want people to think of their pets as part of their family and treat them as such, it's also important to understand that they aren't just "little people", but part of another species. Dogs, cats and other critters have their own physical and medical needs, in addition to behaviors and instincts. To keep our pets healthy and happy, we must learn what their needs are and provide proper care for them. A good diet, regular veterinary visits, and opportunities for exercise and play are essential. But how do our pets become good companions and a joy to live with? That's up to us! Pet owners need to learn to effectively communicate with their pets and take the time to train them. A well-trained and socialized pet makes sharing your home a lot easier and a lot more fun. Millions of pets are taken to shelters or abandoned every year, with undesirable behavior being one of the leading causes. However, this is not a "dog problem" or a "cat problem" but a "people problem". It's our responsibility to first understand what is normal behavior for our pets. Dogs and cats do what is natural to them. Dogs like to chew, cats like to use their claws. Our job is to learn to communicate with our pets and teach them acceptable and appropriate behavior. Chewing a toy is acceptable; chewing our shoes is not. Scratching a cat post is good; scratching the couch is not.

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71. Family Guide To 4-H, Pet Care, Photography, Plant Science, Poultry Family Guide to 4H 2002 pet care 215 Guinea Pig Learn how to select, feed, Species include gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, http://ohioline.osu.edu/4-H/fguide02/4h_14.html

Family Guide to 4-H Pet Care 215 Guinea Pig 220 Small Animals Project Book Required Supplement for Pet Care Projects 214R Small Animal Record Book 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 This project supplement covers the history, selection, handling, housing, nutrition, health, reproduction, grooming and showing of seven species of small animals. Learn about gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs by using this small animal project resource. ($8.00) Photography 579 Adventures With Your CameraA Look at the world through your own special viewer by discovering your photography skills. Learn how to properly hold a camera, identify camera parts, properly care for your camera, identify the right film for the circumstances, choose good subjects, and much more. This beginning level project should not be repeated. 580 Adventures With Your CameraB Take successful shots with your camera by learning photography basics and advanced techniques in composition and film processing. Learn how to have better camera control, utilize lighting techniques, improve picture composition, improve photos through cropping, position your subject, determine proper film speeds, and much more. This intermediate level project may be repeated. Project #579"Adventures With Your CameraA" should be taken prior to doing this project.

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73. Gerbil Care Handbook Gerbil care Handbook. Adopting a Gerbil pet store gerbils can be ill, unusedto human hands, and females may be pregnant. http://www.agsgerbils.org/Gerbil_Care_Handbook/adopt.html

Gerbil Care Handbook Adopting a Gerbil It is wise to have everything setup and prepared for your gerbils before bringing them home. Or even to bring the gerbils home inside the setup you've prepared. The most critical decision in adopting gerbils is selecting a pair that is friendly, tame, curious, and healthy. Selecting a Gerbil: You'll want to carefully consider where you get your gerbils. While the nearest pet store might sound more convenient, it's not always the best choice. Pet store gerbils can be ill, unused to human hands, and females may be pregnant. The clerk will commonly miss-sex them as it is difficult to distinguish gender at 5-8 weeks of age. Many first time gerbil owners have turned out to be reluctant breeders, when one of their two "males" has pups. If possible, find a breeder in your area, even if it means a trip of several hours. By visiting a reputable breeder you will be able to see the pups, their parents, and perhaps even grandparents. This will reap long-term benefits and makes a fun and informative "field trip" as well. If you purchase your gerbils from an AGS breeder you should be given an AGS Pedigree, and a litter registration number. To find an AGS breeder near you check out the AGS Breeder Listing If you can't find a good breeder, then a reputable pet store will have to do. Always make sure the gerbil's eyes are bright and shiny, their tail is fully furred, their coat is soft and not rumpled, and no animals in the same cage look ill. (This goes for adopting from a breeder as well.) The gerbils should not show fear of a human hand or resist handling by the clerk or you. They most definitely should not nip or bite! Though a young pup may use his mouth to explore you (this tickles, not hurts).

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SMALL PETS 1 SMALL PETS 2 SMALL PETS 3 SMALL PETS 4 ... Download complete small pet series Small pet care advice Our full range of free small pet care information is available to download here, by clicking on the leaflet(s) of your choice. Please note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software to access these leaflets. Click here to obtain free Gerbil care Gerbil care requires time and attention, despite the fact that smaller pets are often easier to care for than larger ones. Gerbil care involves housing, diet, health matters, exercise, entertainment, and making your gerbil familiar with you. gerbil care leaflet above. Download free gerbil care information Guinea pig care Guinea pig care involves exercise, feeding and handling. Since these pets have quite a long life span, guinea pig care is a long-term responsibility. Download free guinea pig care information Hamster care hamster care is choosing the right housing. This means finding a cage that is easy to take apart, easy to clean, well ventilated and secure. Also, we all know hamsters store food in their pouches, but hamster care means recognising when permanently stuffed cheeks are caused by impacted food. Always seek the advice of a vet in this situation.

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As temperatures soar click here for the Blue Cross Summer Survival Guide for pets All About Pets - Free pet care information The pet care information available from All About Pets is provided by The Blue Cross order form Expert pet advice There are many misconceptions surrounding health care for pets, which is why a reliable source of expert pet advice is so vital. Incorrect thinking about what is good for a pet is rife, but through education and information, this can easily be improved. Free pet care information The free pet care information on this site is always available and easy to download. The site is split into four sections to make identifying the appropriate expert pet care information easier. Dog care Cat care Horse care Small pet care Small pet care offers expert pet advice on caring for hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, rats, chinchillas, mice and rabbits. The free pet care information on this site is available in the form of PDF documents that can be viewed with Site map

77. Pet Care: Gerbil Chowtime That means making sure your pets don t get lost in the area or chew on electrical Make sure they have all the necessary cool gerbil toysflower pots, http://www.animaland.org/asp/petcare/gerbilgames.asp

Dog Cat Bird Rabbit ... Rat Gerbil Fun and Games Gerbils are pretty frisky, so you gotta keep yours busy to keep 'em happy. First, they'll need an exercise wheel. Make sure it's the kind without any openings. Otherwise, their tails might get caught. Exercise: You should also let your gerbils exercise outside their cage every daypreferably in a screened-off play area. Think of it as a gym class! You'll have to supervise, of course. That means making sure your pets don't get lost in the area or chew on electrical wires. Make sure they have all the necessary cool gerbil toysflower pots, boxes and cardboard tubes for exploring, and rocks and ladders for climbing and crawling. Keep in mind that gerbils can't see very well, so watch yours carefully so they don't fall off tables or chairs. Handling: Gerbils seldom bite, but you'll still need to get your new pets used to youand used to being handled. Start by feeding them small treats. When they're comfortable with that, you can pick each one up by scooping him into your hand. Do not pick up a gerbil by the tail, as this can cause an injury. Your gerbils' teeth will grow continuously, so they'll need to chewa lotto keep their choppers sharpened to wear them down as they grow. Make sure they have a piece of log or wood that hasn't been painted or treated with chemicals for this purpose.

78. Alpine Pet Shop Online Pet Shop UK Pet Care Advice For Your Gerbil Lots of Gerbil pet care advice to help keep your pet safe and healthy. Why notget your gerbil pet supplies while your here ! http://www.alpinepetshop.co.uk/Petcare/Gerbil.htm

For all your pets needs We accept most major credit cards All Prices are inclusive of VAT Delivery Charges For England, Scotland (Excl Highlands and Islands) And Wales Caring For Your Gerbil Gerbils have been firmly established as a children's favorite. When properly handled they quickly become very affectionate animals and rarely bite unless provoked ! Gerbils are social creatures and are better kept in pairs if possible. There are more than 80 species of gerbil living in in the deserts of china, India and Mongolia but only the Mongolian gerbil is kept as a domesticated pet. Mongolian gerbils were first discovered in the 19th century by a French man but they weren't brought to England until the 1960's It is possible to keep two of the same sex together without problems but put one male and one female together and you will most certainly be counting the patter of many pairs of tiny feet in a very short time. The average life span of a gerbil is 3-5 years Here are some handy tips to help you care for your gerbil ! Where will your gerbil live ?

79. Alpine Pet Shop Pet Care Leaflet Gerbil pet care, pet health advice,classified adds,adverts, pet message boards, whereare we ?, Free delivery within Plymouth for orders over £6 and lots more. http://www.alpinepetshop.co.uk/Petcare/Gerbil leaflet.htm

135 Cornwall Street Plymouth 01752 665227 We are members of the Pet care Trust Gerbils Gerbils have been firmly established as a children's favorite. When properly handled they quickly become very affectionate animals and rarely bite unless provoked ! Gerbils are social creatures and are better kept in pairs if possible. There are more than 80 species of gerbil living in in the deserts of china, India and Mongolia but only the Mongolian gerbil is kept as a domesticated pet. Mongolian gerbils were first discovered in the 19th century by a French man but they weren't brought to England until the 1960's It is possible to keep two of the same sex together without problems but put one male and one female together and you will most certainly be counting the patter of many pairs of tiny feet in a very short time. The average life span of a gerbil is 3-5 years Here are some handy tips to help you care for your gerbil ! Where will your gerbil live ? The ideal cage for a gerbil should be escape proof, roomy, gnaw proof and easy to keep clean. Alpine pet shop has a large range of cages suitable for gerbils. A peat based litter is available for the base of the cage to allow the gerbil to burrow. Gerbils do not pass a lot of urine, only a few drops a day in fact, and so the litter only needs to be changed every few days. Nesting material should be provided. This should NOT be newspaper as the ink is harmful. Every two weeks the cage needs to cleaned thoroughly and new bedding and litter provided. The cage should be kept in a warm draught free environment.

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