81. Milwaukee Public Museum -- Tarantula Care Many of the plastic shelters for reptiles can be used for tarantulas. Domestic crickets (Acheta domestica) can be purchased from most pet stores and http://www.mpm.edu/collect/tar.html

Tarantula Care Tarantula Care in Captivity by Jody T. Barbeau and Martin J. Blasczyk EDITOR'S NOTE: I n popular culture, the tarantula has often been portrayed as being both repulsive and something to be feared. Typical misconceptions have given them a bad reputation, one that is not justified. These private animals are usually quite harmless when treated with respect, and often exhibit interesting behaviors. As of late, these large spiders are acquiring a more common place in the pet trade. The number of available species is growing rapidly due both to importation and private captive breeding programs. Tarantulas are relatively easy to keep, provided a few basic guidelines are kept in mind. Housing Your Spider W hen purchasing a tarantula one of the primary things to consider is the type of environment in which the spider is going to be maintained. Because all spiders are quite cannibalistic, each should be housed in an individual container. A quariums work quite well as suitable containers. They are easy to obtain and allow a certain amount of creativity when establishing a habitat for the spider. Aquariums are available in a variety of sizes, but the 2-1/2, 5, and 10-gallon aquariums adequately suffice for most species. Larger species like the goliath bird eater (Theraphosa blondi (Latreille)) often require a more spacious enclosure. A cover should always be provided for each container. It should be noted that the standard aquarium cover, whether a full hood or versa-style hood, is unacceptable because they do not offer a secure fit. Arboreal tarantulas, in addition to many of the terrestrial forms, can easily climb glass and make use of any openings or hinged parts to affect an escape.

82. Pet Care - Dogs - Cats - Birds While having a pet is one of life s greatest pleasures, it s also a huge reptiles. Iguana care Lizard care Snake care Water Turtle care http://www.animalhospitals-usa.com/pet_care.html

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83. Beaver Animal Clinic - Holistic And Conventional Vet Care For Cats, Dogs, Birds, We specialize in alternative pet health methods including animal chiropractic, acupuncture, holistic care, and Chinese herbal medicine practiced alongside http://www.beaveranimalclinic.com/

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84. Pet Care And Safety PETS care AND SAFETY Resources for Child care Givers Therefore, small reptiles that might be handled by children, including turtles and iguanas, http://www.familymanagement.com/childcare/facility/pet.care.html

PETS CARE AND SAFETY Resources for Child Care Givers Provided by All Family Resources Home Site Index Facility Index FACILITY TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND SAFETY PETS CARE AND SAFETY PETS Many child care providers who care for children in their own homes have pets. Pets can be excellent companions for children. Pets can meet emotional needs of children and others for love and affection. Caring for pets also gives children an opportunity to learn how to treat and be responsible for others. However, some guidelines for protecting the health and safety of the children should be followed. All pets, whether kept indoors or outside, should be in good health, show no evidence of disease, and be friendly toward children. Dogs or cats should be appropriately immunized (check with the veterinarian) and be kept on flea, tick, and worm control programs. Proof of immunizations should be kept in a safe place. Pet living quarters should be kept clean. All pet waste should be disposed of immediately. Litter boxes should not be accessible to children.

85. A Guide To Pet Care For The Immunocompromised A Guide to pet care for the Immunocompromised. VME17-03 Exotic pets, such as monkeys. reptiles and amphibians, as they are a major source of http://ohioline.osu.edu/vme-fact/0017.html

Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet Food Animal Health Research Program OARDC, Wooster, Ohio 44691 A Guide to Pet Care for the Immunocompromised VME-17-03 Rachel A. Arendt, B.S. , Veterinary Student, Class of 2004 The Ohio State University Teresa Y. Morishita, D.V.M., Ph.D. Extension Veterinarian, Poultry Ohio State University Extension There are many benefits of having a companion animal and these benefits often outweigh the risks of pet ownership. The infections that are shared by people and animals are termed zoonoses. These zoonoses can be serious in immunocompromised people. The risks of contracting an infection can be minimized by following some basic preventative measures. In many of these diseases, the most likely sources of infection are not pets. Therefore, education on disease transmission and prevention are important to minimize the risk of infection from all possible sources. Who are immunocompromised? Immunocompromised people are more susceptible to acquiring infectious diseases and include individuals undergoing chemotherapy, such as for breast cancer, organ transplant recipients, and bone marrow recipients. This group also includes the elderly, especially those in nursing homes, hospices, and hospitals; infants; and children under five years of age. Medical conditions that compromise the immune system include: diabetes; HIV/AIDS; chronic renal failure; asthma; and long term steroid medication usage.

86. Animals & Pets pet care resources by the American Animal Hospital Association to find a Extensive information on the mammals, insects, reptiles, birds, fish, http://www.buzzle.com/chapters/animals-and-pets.asp

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88. Reptiles As Pets ,Thinking about getting a reptile as a pet? Whoa! Not so fast! reptiles require very special environments and care in order to thrive. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/reptiles_as_pets

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89. UCB Parents Advice About Small Pets Hamsters are a good low maintenance pet (low odor, minimal care) but will not be very cuddly. reptiles. What makes a good pet? I vote for snakes. http://parents.berkeley.edu/advice/pets/small.html

UCB Parents Advice about Pets Small Pets Advice and recommendations from the UCB Parents mailing list. This page is brought to you by UC Berkeley Parents Network Back to: Advice about Pets Choosing a small pet Hamsters Leopard Gecko ... Pet Turtles Choosing a small pet My daughter wants a pet for her sixth birthday. Having "downsized" her request from a pony to a dog to something smaller than a breadbox, I'm now wondering what's best: a rabbit, a guinnea pig, a turtle, or other sort of reptile (eg., geko). Any thoughts/suggestions/warnings? Linda My children have a guinea pig, a foster rabbit, geckos, fish, birds... No tortoise though! Do you want a pet that can be touched? Then your options are limited to the tortoise and the guinea pig. If you just want something to look at, then some kind of day gecko might do (the most common 'petable' varieties like the leopard gecko are active at night, and really shouldn't be handled by young kids), though I would actually recommend a fish tank. Of the 'petable' animals you listed, I would go for the guinea pig if your daughter is old enough to understand the rules about handling these little guys. (Buy a book.) They are quite social and if held a lot and hand-fed when young will grow up quite cuddly. Try and get a short haired female; females are more easily socialized and short hairs are MUCH easier to keep clean. (We currently have an angora-type fluffball so I speak from experience!) Of course, you have to recognize that you will be providing the actual care and that after the initial glow wears off you may have to make sure the gp continues to get consistent social interaction.

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91. Reptile Services Offered By Pet Care Veterinary Hospital Reptile Services. Annual Physical Exam Fecal Exams For Parasites Sex Determination Some of pet care Veterinary Hospital s favorite websites include http://www.petcarevabeach.com/reptileservices.html

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92. Snakes As Pets - Choosing A Pet Snake Some things you should know about snakes before choosing one as a pet, All these snakes represent a commitment to long term care, though, http://exoticpets.about.com/cs/snakes/a/snakesaspets.htm

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94. Pet Supplies - Online Pet Supply, Pet Products & Accessories At PETCO pet care Info Our care Sheets provide important information about the proper care of your animal. care Sheets are PDF files and most range in size from http://www.petco.com/PetcoOnline/CareSheets/CareSheets.aspx

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95. Sunset Eastern Animal Hospital Dr. Laura Hokett - Home A small animal hospital offering acupuncture, ultrasound, telemedicine, specialty consults and other alternative therapies in adition to medical and surgical care of cats, dogs, reptiles, birds, goats, pocket pets and pot bellied pigs. http://www.sunsetvet.com

Sunset Eastern Animal Hospital Home Welcome to our Web Site Our mission is to provide the highest quality in Veterinary Medical care in a friendly, relaxed setting, as well as the best possible service for you, the pet owner, in a compassionate and considerate manner. We hope you will refer your family and friends to our practice. We have provided this website to inform pet owners about our practice and about veterinary medicine in general. We hope to inform and to provide timely, useful information about what is new in our practice and in the world of veterinary medicine and animal health. Your questions, comments and suggestions are welcome. You can e-mail us at SunsetEastern@aol.com We provide a full range of services for small animals, including medicine, surgery, radiology, ultrasound, dentistry, laboratory (in-house and out), telemedicine, specialty consults, boarding, grooming, low-cost vaccines, house calls, and pet pick-up services when needed. We also have a large selection of pet food and supplies available on site. Thanks for visiting and we look forward to serving you.

96. Animalhospitalonmidway Provides care for dogs, cats, horses, cows, goats, pocket pets and reptiles. http://www.animalhospitalonmidway.com/

Donna DeBonis, DVM All right reserved AHOM Website Ike, the clinic mascot, sez: 250 NE Midway Blvd, Oak Harbor, WA 98277 fax (360)240-0360 E-mail us Meet Dr. Donna Animal Hospital on Midway This page was last updated on: June 10, 2005 Meet Dr. Donna 250 NE Midway Blvd, Oak Harbor, WA 98277 fax (360)240-0360 E-mail us Ike, the clinic mascot, sez: Donna DeBonis, DVM All right reserved AHOM Website Animal Hospital on Midway 250 NE MIdway Blvd Oak Harbor, WA 98277 We are located across the street from Sears. We are between the Oil Well and the 'log cabin' Trader's Village We Welcome Same Day appointments Call now! BELLINGHAM ANIMAL EMERGENCY CLINIC Open weekends,nights,Holidays For serious cases that will require emergency hospitalization and surgery Click to subscribe to AnimalHospitalonMidway ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND PET RESORT The Animal Hospital on Midway is in the process of renovation and will be renamed ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND PET RESORT .

97. Harmony Animal Hospital Website. Laugh, Learn, Share And Explore The World Of Al Preventative care of all pets, including birds and reptiles, is very important to keep them healthy. We can help you. Schedule today. http://www.petvets.com/

Email Login Password New users sign up here Search This Site The Web Get a FREE Search Engine for your Site "At Harmony Animal Hospital, we give that special member of your family comprehensive, state-of-the-heart care... with a personal touch." Pet-related Books, Videos and DVDs for your browsing pleasure! Adopt a virtual pet The Pet Loss Support Discussion Group is here for you. What dog breed are you? Take a quiz! Great Quotes! Deep (and funny) thoughts about our favorite companions Lessons witha twist Pet Philosophy 101 Know what plants and foods are Toxic To Your Pet It's Fun! Animal Jigsaw Puzzles Subscribe to Harmony's World of Pets newsletter Don't miss another one! Check out Dog Training Tips and For The Birds Photo Contest Info: Thanks for all of the great photos you've been sending. For now, we are suspending the photo contest while we work on some new contest software. We are pleased to be able to provide skilled care for your dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, and pocket pets. Preventative care of all pets, including birds and reptiles, is very important to keep them healthy. We can help you. Schedule today. Wow! Harmony Animal Hospital was voted the

98. Reptile And Amphibian Care Sheets (lizard, Snake, Turtle, Tortoise Tricia s Chinese Water Dragon, Reptile and amphibian care page Texts emphasize pet care basics and are easy for all readers to understand. http://www.icomm.ca/dragon/careshts.htm

99. Pets Health Columbia Animal Hospital treats each pet as if it were our/own extending the Snakes care of care OF SNAKES. Snakes are elongated, legless animals with http://www.cah.com/library/snakecare.html

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100. Care Of Snakes General, Veterinary care. Selecting a pet Snake; Housing This is largely because pet snakes are allowed to feed as they do in the wild, on whoLe prey http://www.ahc.umn.edu/rar/MNAALAS/Snakes.html

Care of Snakes Index of Topics General Veterinary Care Selecting a Pet Snake Housing ... Veterinary Examinations Snakes are elongated, legless animals with dry, scale-covered skin. Their skin is unusually elastic, which allows it to stretch when large prey items are swallowed. Snakes are rather unique because of these features and because they lack moveable eyelids and external ear openings. Snakes may be only a few inches to several yards long. Snakes inhabit a wide variety of ecologic habitats: land, trees, underground, fresh water, and saltwater. They are found on every continent except Antarctica. No native snakes are found on the islands of Hawaii, Iceland, New Zealand and Ireland. Selecting a Pet Snake Some snakes are rare, endangered and protected by law. These snakes may only be kept by zoos and legitimate herpetologists with the appropriate permits. This is also the case with venomous snakes, which should not, under any circumstances, be kept by the average hobbyist. The most common snakes kept by enthusiasts are the many and varied constrictor species (boas, pythons, rat and milk snakes, etc), and the racer, gopher and garter species. The husbandry and dietary requirements for these types of snakes vary considerably. Furthermore, some of the same species (notably the boa constrictors and pythons) reach very large sizes in captivity, and their considerable space requirements must be anticipated. Usually, an individual eager to own a snake already has a species preference in mind because of some familiarity with it (friend owns a snake of the same species, etc) or because of an inexplicable attraction to a species' physical appearance, size, activity or habits. Before you acquire a snake, you should carefully consider the following recommendations:

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