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Do Ferrets Make Good Pets?

3 days ago | petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic

Ferrets are energetic, intelligent little mammals that have gained popularity as pets thanks to their playful personalities and curious nature. While they can make rewarding companions, ferrets aren’t the right fit for everyone. Before bringing one home, it’s important to understand what living with a ferret really involves - including their care needs, temperament, and the kind of environment they thrive in. Ferrets are members of the weasel family and typically weigh between 1 to 4 pounds.
How to Set Up a Comfortable Habitat for Your Pet Snake

3 days ago | petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic

Snakes may not be traditional pets, but for reptile lovers, they’re fascinating companions with unique needs. A well-designed habitat is one of the most important factors in keeping a pet snake healthy, comfortable, and stress-free. Because snakes rely on their environment to regulate temperature, humidity, and behavior, proper setup isn’t optional - it’s essential.
How to Care for a Rabbit: A Practical Guide for New Owners

3 days ago | petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic

Feeding Your Rabbit the Right WayA healthy rabbit diet starts with one essential ingredient: hay. Fresh, high-quality hay (like timothy, orchard, or meadow hay) should make up the majority of your rabbit’s diet. It’s not just food - it keeps their digestion moving and helps wear down their ever-growing teeth. Alongside hay, offer a daily selection of fresh vegetables like leafy greens (romaine lettuce, dandelion, parsley, cilantro).
Study Shares Quick Trick to Getting Your Dog's Attention

6 days ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

It’s a common challenge. Dog owners trying to capture and hold their dog’s undivided attention for more than a nanosecond. We’re not talking about disciplines such as obeying the five basics (sit, stay, heel, down, and leave it) where training and your dog’s safety may be involved. We’re talking about everyday stuff. Like directing him over to that errant treat he missed scooping up yesterday. Or, having him come over and sit beside you while you’re binge-watching your favorite series.
Gardening Tips for Pet Parents

1 week ago | petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio

NEW! by Lisa Selvaggio (IC: ) When spring returns, it’s the right time to get outside and start tending to your garden. But if you have pets who will be out there with you, it’s important to know that there are many hazards that can pose a risk to their health. One of the top springtime safety tips is to ensure your garden is free of harmful chemicals, toxic plants, and other threats. Keep reading to learn more.
Grooming Tools for that Self-Sufficient Feline

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

NEW! by Mary Simpson (IC: ) (photo credit: lucky_pics / shutterstock.com)Do you brush your cat? Let me rephrase that. Does your cat let you brush her? Because if she’s longer-haired she should be brushed daily – regardless of how annoyed she becomes with you. And for shorter-haired felines, at least once a week to keep both cat and home, reasonably free from flying fur.
Turning His Back On You? Your Dog May Have a Good Reason.

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

My Schnoodle Ruby is relentless when positioning herself smack dab in front of my legs, yet facing away as if she’s ignoring my efforts to interact with or simply move past her. When seated, I’ve always assumed that this was her way of showing me she was “available” for a back rub or patting session should I be so inclined. When standing, I was certain that she was trying to guide me toward food or the treat drawer. Apparently, I have it all wrong. Or at least, partially wrong.
Having a Pet Can Improve Well-Being As Much As Having a Spouse

1 week ago | petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio

Having a Pet Boosts Life Satisfaction Similar to Relationships and MoneyA recent study found that having a pet dog or cat can improve your well-being in much the same way that spending time with a spouse or friends benefits you. Researchers also found that, in terms of life satisfaction, having a pet equates to having as much as an extra $90,000 a year. How is this even possible? How could having a cat or dog be similar to having a spouse or spending time with friends on a regular basis?
Trendy New Bicycle Baskets Replace the Backpack for Pets

1 week ago | petguide.com | Mary Simpson

Help! My Dog is Aggressive Over Toys! What Now? Is your once-playful pup turning into a snarling toy hoarder? Do they become possessive anytime your family or other pets come near their favorite squeaky toy?Dog aggression over toys can range from mild guarding to full-blown attacks. It’s a common problem – one that can be frustrating and sometimes scary to experience.
Do Rabbits Make Good Pets for Children?

1 week ago | petguide.com | Angela Vuckovic

Rabbits are undeniably adorable - fluffy, quiet, and full of charm. It’s no surprise that many children (and adults!) fall in love at first sight with them. But while rabbits can make wonderful companions, they aren’t always the right fit for every child or household. Like any pet, they have specific needs and behaviors that deserve careful consideration before bringing one home. Unlike cats or dogs, rabbits are prey animals by nature.