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The Benefits of Backyard ChickensIn recent years, there has been a surge in popularity of the once nearly forgotten backyard chicken. What is the appeal of keeping chickens? -
Do Parrots and Other Pet Birds Need Grit?The experts can't seem to agree... grit or no grit for our pet birds?
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The Tragedy of Leaving Pets in CarsI admit it. Once or twice, when I was young and stupid, because it was convenient, I left my dogs in the car on hot days. I was lucky, and so were my dogs -- they are still with me, happy and healthy. Not all pets make it out of hot cars alive.
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Finding and Choosing Pet MicePet mice make great pets. Here are a few tips for finding and choosing the right mouse! -
Introduction to Pet DovesDoves don't bite, don't screech, and are easy to handle and care for. Are they the perfect pet bird?
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Meet the KilldeerIn a high-pitched voice that carries long distances, the Killdeer calls out its name to tell all of its presence. "Kill-dee! Kill-dee! Kill-dee!" If you look up, you may see a slender-winged, robin-sized bird flitting this way and that at high speeds. -
Why Rats Make Great PetsGross? Disease-ridden? Vicious? Not the rats I know! Domestic pet rats are affectionate, smart, clean, and surprisingly dog-like. -
The Truth About Fats, Proteins and CarbohydratesAre there really "good carbs" and "bad carbs?" If fats are necessary, why are low-fat diets all the rage? And can you really never get enough protein?
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Guide to Feeding Budgies (Parakeets)Open a package of seed, toss a little in a dish, and now and then blow off the hulls and refill. That's how you feed a budgie, right? Unfortunately, it's not that easy.
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Why I Don't Wing-clip My Pet BirdsIt seems the bird-keeping world is divided into two camps, those who wing-clip their pets and those who don't. But things aren't always that straight-forward. Here's the low-down on wing-clipping. -
An Introduction to Sun Conures as PetsSun conures are social, lovable, and intelligent, but not all is "sunny" in the world of sun conures. Far too often, cuddly baby conures are sold to unsuspecting people who only then discover just how difficult these lovely little animals can be. -
An Introduction to Green-cheeked Conures as PetsGreen-cheeked conures are one of the most popular pet parrots. They're small birds, but have all the big conure personality in a little package. -
The Basics of Raising Baby ChicksOn a small scale or large, chicks have just a few basic needs, and once those needs are met they most often stay happy, healthy, and grow like weeds. -
Why Do People Keep Snakes as Pets?I'll admit it. Snakes are just cool, and that's one of the best reasons to keep them as pets. Snakes have an appeal all their own, and a big part of that is the "wow" factor. To snake fans, snakes are beautiful animals.
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Saving Money on Care & Supplies for Hamsters & GerbilsHamsters and gerbils are among the least expensive pets to keep -- just one of their charms! Yet it's all too easy to spend on them, especially at the local pet store. With a little shopping around, though, it's simple to save money.
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Dog-walking Safely with Retractable LeashesRetractable leashes are one of the most loved and hated dog accessories. Used properly, they can give a dog more room to explore and exercise. Without a bit of care, though, retractable leashes can be dangerous.
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To Serve the TreesMy dark little flash fiction sci-fi story.
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The Basics of Feeding Pet Pot-bellied PigsPot-bellied pigs eat like... well, they eat like pigs. It's the responsibility of their keepers to limit their choices to healthy options, and not too much of them. -
Introduction to African Grey Parrots as PetsAfrican greys are one of the most popular pet parrots. But greys aren't for everyone -- with their high intelligence comes their own needs that can be difficult to meet in the average home. -
Ingredients in Dog Food to AvoidThere's a long list of ingredients manufacturers put in dog food not because they are nutritional, but simply to fill up space and add empty calories. These ingredients may actually be harmful to your pet.
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Hiking: Why I Hike, and Why You Should, TooHiking has many benefits. It's a fitness activity, but it's more than that, too. Most hikers love hiking because it gets us off the treadmill and out into the wild.
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The Cost of Pet BirdsPopular wisdom seems to have it that birds are inexpensive pets, like a hamster or gerbil. In fact, birds are easily among the priciest pets to buy, to supply, and to care for over their lifetimes.
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Why Minks Don't Make Good PetsMinks are adorable, lively animals with tons of personality. Yet very few people keep them as pets, and for good reason.
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Bird Lover's Guide: Basics of Caring for The Budgies ParrotThe basics of cages, feeding and care for pet budgies. -
New Categories of Eggs: What Do the Labels on Egg Cartons Mean?"Cage Free." "Free Range." "Animal Care Certified." "Organic." They sound good... but what do they mean? Are specially labeled eggs worth the extra cost? -
The Benefits of Backyard Eggs: Eggs Laid by Domestic ChickensBackyard eggs have approximately twenty-five percent more vitamin E, seventy-five percent more beta carotene, and as much as twenty times the amount of Omega-3 fatty acids as do factory farmed eggs.
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Guide to Dog Food: Feeding Dogs the Natural WayMany people these days are under the impression that the only dog food is processed dog food, primarily dry kibble. But is it the best option?
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Puppy-Raising BasicsBringing home a puppy is a big decision, loaded with responsibility and commitment. It should also be extremely rewarding, and a lot of fun! -
Quick Guide to Feeding Pet BirdsPoor nutrition is one of the biggest causes of disease and death in pet birds. The answer isn't simple, but feeding your pet birds can be, with a little know-how.