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.

Small Pets

Fish

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.

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

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.

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

Looking to join the ranks of exotic pet owners? Then all you need to do now is get inspired to find the best pet for you.

Spiders are relatively low&#x2d;cost exotic pets. They won't wreck your furniture, and they certainly won't wake you up at 4:30 am looking for food.

Bearded dragons are fun and friendly pets. They love to interact through the glass and, with some patience, can learn to like being handled.

Tortoises are low&#x2d;maintenance, unique, and cute in their own hard&#x2d;shelled way they can be a delightful companion for the right owner.

Sociable, cute, and helpful, ducks have actually been living happily with humans for a long time. Have you ever considered raising domesticated ducks?

Pet frogs are easy to care for, affordable, and interesting. Their habitat requirements make them a realistic option for anyone who has limited space.

Turtles can be fun and interesting pets, but they require a commitment. Caregivers must make time to clean the terrarium, and care for the turtle itself.

Snails are one of the easiest pets one can keep. If you want a low&#x2d;maintenance critter, look no further than the humble snail.

Whether you have a full&#x2d;time job or you're looking to teach your child some responsibility, you can find a pet that suits your lifestyle.

Don't be turned off by their seemingly creepy appearance or bad reputation: tarantulas actually make great pets.