How To Potty Train Your Sugar Glider
While you won't be able to teach your pet to go to the bathroom in a litter box, many sugar gliders take to potty training, helping you avoid future accidents.
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Chocolate Isn't Toxic To Dogs Only — Keep It Away From These Pets Too
We've all heard that dogs should stay far away from chocolate, but did you know that other animals, from ferrets all the way to horses, can suffer from it, too?
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Do You Have An Albino Bunny? Here's Your Guide To Albino Rabbits Eyesight & Health
Albino bunnies are best known for their white fur and unusually bright, red eyes. Here's what to know to give them the best care.
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How To Tell A Goldfish's Age
Although the only official way to calculate the age of your goldfish is by examining his scales under a microscope, there are visual clues to goldfish age.
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Pet Turtle Laws In Tennessee
The law governing the keeping of pet turtles in the state of Tennessee are pretty simple: they're not allowed. In 2012, the turtle ban was enacted.
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How To Tell When A Fish Is Ready To Give Birth
Determining when a fish is ready to give birth requires careful observation. Some lay eggs while others are called live-bearers and give birth to live young.
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Mickey Mouse Platy: How Do I Know If My Mickey Mouse Fish Is Pregnant?
Like other platys, Mickey Mouse fish breed easily. The female only needs to mate with a male once to give birth for several months in a row.
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How Fast Does A Turtle Run?
Turtles aren't exactly known for their land speed, but some can move as quickly as the average human.
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Chameleon Life Cycle
After birth or hatching from their eggs, chameleons begin eating and growing. Most species mature relatively quickly and seek out others of their kind.
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How To Tell The Sex Of GloFish
The Glofish's bright, fluorescent colors aren't just pretty to look at. They can also help you determine if your fish is a male or female.
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How To Raise Domestic Rabbits
Raising domestic rabbits isn't easy, but it's worth it if you do it right. Here's how to feed, house, and socialize your bunnies so they can live happily.
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How To Call A Pigeon
Sometimes, you may want to call pigeons to you so you can feed them or take care of them. You can do this by making a pigeon call by blowing into your hands.
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Swollen Bellies In Angel Fish
Sometimes an angelfish will develop a swollen or bloated belly. This swelling doesn't necessarily pose a risk to the animal, but could be a sign of a problem.
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How To Get Rid Of Fleas On Hamsters
Hamsters can become infested with fleas. Knowing how to treat and manage hamster fleas can help to make your hamster's infestation a short-lived one.
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How To Care For Ringneck Snakes
While larger snakes take up a ton of room, the ringneck snake often needs a tank only slightly bigger than a shoebox. They also eat insects rather than mammals.
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How To Tell The Difference Between A Male And Female Flowerhorn Fish
Flowerhorn fish are beautiful cichlids. It's easy to tell flowerhorn sex in your tank based on the shape of the head and the size and shape of the fins.
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What Type Of Berries Can Tortoises Eat?
In the wild, tortoises are known to enjoy their share of fresh berries. However, not all of them are safe for your reptile friend to eat.
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How To Tell The Difference Between A Male & Female Indian Runner Duck
Though they can all look alike, it's fairly easy to tell which Indian runner duck is male or female from their physical build, feathering, and even coloration.
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Famous Pets You Never Realized Passed Away
These celebrity pets may have faded from the public's attention following their deaths, but their legacies live on through the many lives they touched.
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How To Know If A Danio Fish Is Going To Spawn
If you suspect your female danio may be ready to spawn, it's important to find out for sure so that you can prepare the tank for the baby fish, called fry.
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What Does It Mean When A Goldfish's Top Fin Lies Down?
When a goldfish's top fin lies down or is held close to the body, they are having what is called "clamped fins." This is a sign that your goldfish is stressed.
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Signs That A Budgie Is Gravid
With most budgies, you won't notice any signs of gravidity, and there won't be any weight gain or anything else out of the ordinary to observe.
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How To Tell The Difference Between Male And Female Cockatoos
Some species of cockatoo are sexually dimorphic and some aren't, and you'll have to wait a few years until the bird is mature to learn the sex.
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What To Feed Sucker Fish
It's a common misconception that sucker fish can meet their food needs via the algae build up in a tank. This isn't true, especially for growing plecostomus.
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What Kinds Of Lizards Are Nocturnal?
Most lizards are diurnal, which means they are active during the day and quiet or sleeping at night, just like primates.
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The Life Cycles Of Iguanas
Much like humans, iguanas pass through multiple life stages. However, they have much shorter lifespans, typically dying before reaching age 30.
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Muscovy Female Duck: How To Tell A Male & Female Muscovy Duck Apart
What Muscovy ducks might lack in good looks, they make up for in temperament and usefulness. It's also easy to tell females and males apart from an early age.
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