Bearded dragons are very popular pets. If you care for yours properly, he can live up to 12 years. There are many things you need to learn about proper bearded dragon care. This website will teach you some of the most important things that you need to know. Feel free to browse through the articles …
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Bearded dragons are opportunist omnivores meaning they have evolved to rely on a diet of both meat and greens and will eat a broad range of both. The meat is made up mostly of insects although they can when adults eat small mice and birds, and their greens are made up of a wide range …
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Hermit crabs aren’t generally at the top of most people’s cute-and-cuddly-pets list, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t make fantastic companions. Inexpensive, easy to care for, fun to watch, and safe for children to handle, hermit crabs are an excellent beginner pet or great for adults who just don’t have a lot of spare …
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As bearded dragons are used to being in the sunny arid environment of Australia they require a good amount of UV-A and UV-B lighting to maintain good health. Light is a necessary part of the calcium absorption process and also helps them develop vitamin D and digest calcium. Without this, your reptile will have weak …
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Sadly, there are several household items that we tend to take for granted that are potentially very hazardous to your dog’s health. It is especially important to be aware of this because as you know, dogs are very much scavengers and will often eat whatever they can sink their fangs into. I would say that …
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Have you taken your dog to the vet recently? Did you balk at the cost of a regular check-up or the price tag of your dog’s medicine? In a more extreme example, your dog may have eaten something that didn’t agree with them and they are convulsing and coughing up blood. This frightens you and …
There are many cases where a Bulldog and the litter have died from, during, or after delivery, or during pregnancy from some sort of complication. We hear those stories way too often. Please be cautious and understand fully what risk may be involved. You must be aware of your dates as there have been several …
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Dog communication comes in a variety of forms. Dogs use certain movements of their bodies and body parts and different vocalizations to send signals to other dogs, animals, and humans. There is a certain number of basic ways a dog can communicate. These are movements of the ears, eyes and “eyebrows”, mouth, head, tail, and …
The Labrador is believed to have originated on the island of Newfoundland, now part of the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It is thought to have descended from the St. John’s Water Dog (no longer in existence), a crossbreed of native water dogs and the Newfoundland to which the Labrador is closely related. The …
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