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Can Chinchillas Get Wet?

Can Chinchillas Get Wet?

Chinchillas are rodents that are originally from the Andes mountains in South America. They are tol...

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Problems with Rat Teeth

Problems with Rat Teeth

Pet rat teeth can be problematic. Not all exotic pets have problems with their teeth, but since rat...

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The Different Types of Hamster Wheels

The Different Types of Hamster Wheels

Hamsters are born to run and providing them with a safe hamster wheel (also known as running wheels...

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Pet Hamster Toys

Pet Hamster Toys

Hamsters, both dwarf and Syrian, are active creatures. They need a variety of toys and other items ...

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Bumblefoot in Rats

Bumblefoot in Rats

There are plenty of great reasons to keep your pet rats at a healthy weight and provide comfortable...

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How to Clean a Rabbit Cage

How to Clean a Rabbit Cage

No one likes to clean their pet rabbit's hutch or cage, but sticking to a schedule will make it les...

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Insects and Spiders Pets Guide for Beginners

Insects and Spiders Pets Guide for Beginners

Insects and spiders can be fascinating to watch. They are extremely quiet, clean pets that do not n...

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How to Care for a Pet Curly Hair Tarantula

How to Care for a Pet Curly Hair Tarantula

The curly hair tarantula has a round body covered with long bristles that have a slight curl—henc...

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Should You Keep a Sugar Glider as a Pet?

Should You Keep a Sugar Glider as a Pet?

Sugar gliders are popular exotic pets, as they're small, cute, and unique little marsupials tha...

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What to Do If Your Mouse Has Babies

What to Do If Your Mouse Has Babies

Sometimes a pet mouse will have unknowingly been bred at the pet store and you may be surprise...

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What to Do If Your Pet Rat Has Lice

What to Do If Your Pet Rat Has Lice

If your pet rat is itching and scratching, he may have a common ectoparasite called lice. The word ...

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Reasons Why Rabbits Eat Their Own Poop

Reasons Why Rabbits Eat Their Own Poop

Rabbits, much like cats, are fastidious groomers and practice very good hygiene. They are often see...

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