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  New Year Resolutions

  Posted on March 14, 2013 by admin in Degu, Ferret, Gerbil, Guinea Pig, Hamster, Mouse, Pets, Rabbit, Rat, Seasons, Winter

  The lovely part of a New Year is that it can be a fresh start and a clean slate.  We can concentrate on the best things we do and discard those bad habits.  That’s why New Year resolutions arise at this time of year!  For 2012, let’s put pets into our good resolutions!  More walks […]

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  Love the little critters!

  Posted on March 14, 2013 by admin in Degu, Ferret, Gerbil, Guinea Pig, Hamster, Mouse, Pets, Rabbit, Rat, Seasons, Spring

  If a dog is just too big for your home and your budget, but you still want to offer a loving home to a pet, then it might be sensible to consider the smaller animals like rabbits, guinea pigs or even mice or gerbils.  The principles of how to choose the right pet remain similar […]

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  Can you afford a puppy?

  Posted on March 14, 2013 by admin in Dog, Pets, Seasons

  Can you afford  a puppy? Consider the cost of the following: Food Equipment Toys and treats Vaccinations Veterinary fees Insurance Boarding fees Grooming fees Would a dog suit your lifestyle? Is your home suitable for a dog? Do you have a garden? Is it fenced? Is someone at home all day or for most of […]

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  Cats in the Home

  Posted on March 14, 2013 by admin in Cat, Pets, Seasons

  Cats can be catastrophic around the house.  The sweetest bundle of fluff can quite quickly turn into a curtain wrecker and furniture destroyer.  A contented cat, however, is unlikely to do much damage around the house.  Most destructive behaviour is the result of boredom.  The RSPCA recommends that an indoors cat must have access to […]

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  Ferrets

  Posted on March 14, 2013 by admin in Ferret, Pets

    A friend recently found a ferret in their garage.   It was very thin and unhappy and the family were not sure what to do with it.  However, after talking to FERT, the Ferret Education and Research Trust, they decided to take the animal on as a pet.  With some dedicated care and attention, Franky […]

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