Can pet birds make you sick?
Bird owners should know that although their pet birds might be highly intelligent and clean companions, they may carry germs that can make you sick. Here’s a look.
Bird owners should know that although their pet birds might be highly intelligent and clean companions, they may carry germs that can make you sick. Here’s a look.
How much do animals sleep? From bats to giraffes, here are the typical sleep needs for more than 30 different creatures — including humans.
Sure, our pet cats seem to have it pretty good. But things can look a little different from a cat’s perspective. Here’s how you can create a cat-friendly home for your feline friend.
What are the rules for flying with pets? Here’s a detailed look, along with links to all the airline policy information you need.
Though many say that cats have domesticated humans – rather than the other way around – from a scientific perspective, when were cats first kept as pets?
Is it really true that you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?
What do cats use their whiskers for? They actually do a lot for your feline friend – far more than we’d ever expect a human hair to deliver. Here’s a look.
How can you teach a cockatiel to sing songs and do things like wolf whistles? Here are some tips to help you train your pet bird.
Years ago, when it came to pets, you usually had a dog or a cat, so many people wonder about a lesser-known animal: Do ferrets make good pets?
What are some good low-maintenance pet fish for a beginner?
You might not have planned to get a new pet fish, but once it’s won, congrats – it’s goldfish! So how can you keep your carnival goldfish alive and healthy?
What happens when you de-claw a cat or kitten? How simple of a procedure is this? Does it hurt them? Sink your claws into this Couch looking a little beat up from your new cat? Finding little bits of toilet paper all over the house? If you think declawing the cat is a simple, harmless…
How can you figure out if a parakeet is male or female? You can’t really tell the sex in the obvious mammalian way, so how can you tell?
What’s the deal with cats spraying – are they just peeing or is this something else? More importantly, how can you get your male cat to stop spraying?
Where can you find a free (or cheap) dog and cat spay or neuter services? The vets seem to charge so much to do it.