There's no end to it, is there? Your kids have been bothering you for the better part of a decade about getting a new pet, and for the most part, you've held fast. Pets are expensive. Pets are a huge responsibility. But you're beginning to cave in. It's just so hard to say "no" to your kids. And so you're getting a new pet, but haven't the faintest idea where to start, like where to actually get a pet... Read more >
So your children have finally gotten you to agree to a pet, but are you and your children ready to take care of one? It's not only walks in the park and lots and lots of playtime. Whether you choose a puppy, a kitty, a goldfish, or one of those really cute ferrets, your pet will need love, care and attention in order to lead a happy, healthy life. Although taking care of a pet is often simpler and less costly than... Read more >
Dogs and cats and horses and rabbits and snakes and fish and birds...oh my! Does your home look like a zoo? Then this section is for you! Owning different types of pets is a challenging experience, although certain pets have been known to form some wonderful and unusual friendships. It's not impossible for a cat and pet parrot to become buddies. It just takes a little work and understanding on your part... Read more >
Unfortunately, your pets are unable to tell you when they're sick. As a pet owner, you will need to rely on observation, intuition, and certain biological measures in order to determine whether your pet is healthy and happy or ill. Fortunately, most pets give obvious telltale signs that literally scream in your face, "I'm sick!" You may see behavioral as well as physical changes. Your dog might start... Read more >
While dogs and cats are great, your circumstances might not allow for a typical furry pet. But you still want a pet, so what do you do? Consider getting a small pet. While you probably can't interact with them as you would a dog or cat, small pets still make great companions. Even Cinderella Had Mice Pet mice and pet rats are very cool pets: They're quiet and clean with minimal maintenance issues...and you can... Read more >
A fever is generally thought to be a protective and helpful response to infection, but it can also be dangerous to the body because it raises the body temperature. Since no warm-blooded animal can survive once its temperature is over 108 °F (42.2 °C) due to a coagulation of body proteins, monitoring your pet for signs of fever is important. If you notice any problems with your pet's behavior and health you should... Read more >
While food plays a part in many horse diseases, it's biggest affect is on a horse's digestive health. To keep a horse healthy and active, there are many things to consider. First, the feed itself. You have to know what to avoid and what to give your horse. You also have to know the right way to handle the food and when to serve it. Food's Affect on Horse Health Most digestive disease is caused by what and... Read more >
Like people, horses have a nervous system that controls their limbs and other functions. When a horse nervous system is affected by a disease, there are many problems that can develop. While some of the conditions are worse than others, most of them can be treated. Knowing about the diseases out there and what the signs are can make sure your horse stays healthy and productive for many years to come. The Many... Read more >
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