Fish

Small Pets

Birds

Reptiles &amp; Amphibians

Rabbits &amp; Rodents

From Holland lops to hamsters, we have tips and advice on caring for your small furry friend to help you be the best pet owner possible.

Exotic

Discover the world of exotic pets and learn more about their special care requirements, unique personalities, and why adopting one may or may not be a good idea.

We use these idioms all the time, but most of us have no idea where they come from. Get ready for a quick history lesson!

Resources

Offbeat

Edibles look and smell a lot like treats, but if your dog gets into yours, it's important to keep an eye out for symptoms and see a vet if necessary.

Dogs

Health

Cats can get dandruff just like humans, and just like us, it's important to determine the cause and deal with the issue.

Cats

A dog bite is a terrible situation for the victim and the dog's owner. Here are some steps you can take to keep the process as civil as possible.

Behavior

Birds are the best and brightest of Planet Earth's animals, and there are too many beautiful types to count on two hands.

Visit an aquarium, and you'll find plecos in no short supply. With over 150 varieties discovered, we'll help you narrow down the best pleco for your home tank.

Land hermit crabs are an engaging little crustacean that's related to lobsters. They're a bit smaller, and their relatively easy care makes them a popular pet.

Slithery snakes are found on every continent besides the frosty land mass of Antarctica.

Remember your parents telling you to 'eat your vegetables' frequently as a child? Animals, including birds, benefit from fresh fruits and vegetables as well.

Lizards are relatively quiet and clean animals that don't require a lot of real estate in your home and won't need to be walked.

Frogs are relatively affordable and low&#x2d;maintenance pets that don't need to be walked and eat mostly insects and small mice. But they're still a commitment.

Exotic pets are more than good conversation&#x2d;starters; they're living beings with unique personalities and sometimes unexpected benefits.

Are you ready to meet the Axolotl? It's an odd little salamander that never advances out of its tadpole stage. It also makes a pretty neat pet.

Are you ready for some crazy&#x2d;awesome facts about hamsters? Here's one; they have barely&#x2d;there tails and cheek pouches they fill with food...

Whether you're a Slytherin fan or keen on a clean animal that won't introduce noise pollution to your neighborhood, several species make ssspectacular pets.