Pet care and feed

What are some pet stores that take care of pets?

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 06:25:34 +0000

- Chosen by Voters petco 7 months ago 100% 1 Vote

If you were choosing between a Camp Bow Wow Franchise and Fetch Pet Care…..Which would you choose and why?

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 04:41:53 +0000

I researched both companies and Camp Bow Wow appears to have a more ethical CEO. The CEO of Fetch Pet Care, Paul Mann, has sold franchises illegally in several states and is under investigation from several Departments of Corporations in these states. Start by researching Paul Mann and Fetch Pet Care in the state of Maryland and the information that comes up is shocking to say the least. Personally I would not want to be part of a company of franchises with an unethical and dishonest CEO. It also appears that despite this illegal activity, Fetch Pet Care is still selling franchises so beware and do your research. It's all available in the public domain. For this reason I would choose to buy a Camp BowWow franchise. 2 years ago 1 person rated this as good thanks

Would you trust an atheist to care for your pet after the rapture?

admin — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 02:35:17 +0000

- Chosen by Voters Cool idea, but wouldn't they want their animals to come with them.Or is it that it wouldn't be heaven for the animal to still be under the thumb of man. 8 months ago 100% 1 Vote

Online PET care website?? kidz?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:43:41 +0000

My 8 year old neighbor is a fan of the Ty Beanie Babies 2.0. She said it's similar to Webkinz, but the toys are cuter and more inexpensive.Hope that this helped. Also, if she knew anyone who was going to purchase a Webkinz, she could give that person money and have them buy the animal, keep the animal, and give her the code. 1 year ago thankkks:)

I can't find the site that you take care of pets like Neopets.com!!! Help me plz!!?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 21:05:11 +0000

I want the same thing. It's so hard to find! Isn't it? I'm sorry i couldn't help you but I hope you make out ok and find the right answer to your question!!!…..Have a great day! 5 years ago cool

Do ball pythons make good pets?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 18:44:52 +0000

Hey, I'd have to say yes, but like most other animals, they can be challenging at times. Before you consider getting a pet snake, you might be interested in reading "Keeping a Snake as a Pet." This excellent article was written by Dana Payne, a keeper at the Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle Washington. Ball Pythons can be good 'beginner' snakes, if you follow a few caveats and know what you are buying. One thing that you should know, is that getting the snake setup in a secure cage will probably cost as much, if not more, than the snake itself. You will need a cage (typically an aquarium), a secure lid, at least one heat source (either a heat mat, or an aluminum type clip lamp), a thermometer, a water bowl, and at least one hide box. I would suggest you also get a lamp timer, an extra hide box or two, a hygrometer (humidity gauge), a second heat source, a snake hook, and a pair of hemostats×. You will also need to know where to get food for your snake (or be able to raise your own), and know of a qualified reptile veterinarian in your area. So you've done the research and decided that you are ready to care for a snake. Now the question is, where to get it? The easiest place to get a pet snake, would most likely be a pet store. As typical with life, sometimes the things that come easy aren't necessarily the best. Unfortunately Ball Pythons are not commonly bred in captivity, which means that most of them seen in pet stores originate from the wilds of Africa. If you do some research and find a herpetological (or herpetocultural×) society in your area, you may be able to find someone who breeds them. If you do get your snake from a pet store, hatchlings (16-18 inches) usually adjust to captivity. Wild caught adults (36-48 inches) however, typically do not fare very well in captivity, due to a host of health problems. Hope this helps and good luck.:) Source(s): I am a reptile hobbyist. 3 years ago 1 person rated this as good Thank you so much i have decided to get one at a expo on nov. 30th

Any tips on how to care for pet deer?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 17:25:34 +0000

Baby fawns go through two containers of milk a day. You can use three cups of goat milk and one cup of cow's milk. All goat milk is preferable.A newborn fawn is the size of two Chihuahuas. It's important to add seven drops of lactate as well to the formula. If you have a young fawn, do not add anything solid.When they are the size of the deer in the photos below, add some solid food to the formula such as baby rice or baby cereal. Mix it well with water until it has a pudding-like consistency. Deer love sweet tastes, and bananas are always a good source of sweetness. For older deer, you can add a banana, but be sure to beat it with a fork until it liquefies. You can put it into a blender or use a mixer and stir it up — but make sure the banana seeds don't clog the nipple.(For the rest of the info, go to the website.) Source(s): http://wildwatch.org/firstaid/feeddeer.h… 2 years ago very informative

What exactly is Pet foster care for animals?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:35:59 +0000

- Chosen by Voters You basically look after an animal until it is either ready to go up for adoption or gets adopted. If the rescue has a shelter, then you usually get animals who need special care. They might need time to recover from surgery or illness, have some behaviour issues or just need some time to get used to being in a home. Once the animal is ready, it will go back to the shelter and be put up for adoption.If the rescue does not have a shelter, then you care for the animal until it gets adopted. This can be weeks to months and sometimes years. The rescue will provide food, vet care and basic accessories for the animal, so there is little cost to you. Some rescues do need people to take an animal until they can find a more long term foster parent. This usually means you don't get much notice that it is coming, but it won't stay for too long, usually a couple days at most. You do get to say what kind of animal you can take. Some people can only do dogs or cats while others are willing and able to do more exotic species. If you can only do 1 species, then say that. 1 year ago 100% 1 Vote

How to keep and care for a goat?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 12:42:35 +0000

- Chosen by Voters Cost, depends on where you live. I live in Florida, and at the moment fencing is not cheap. So I cant help you with cost. However I know alot about goats.Shelter: They need something with at least 3 walls and a roof, something that gives them shade, protection from the elements, and warmth. It might also be a good Idea to have one in which you can lock them in at night. I have two female boers, and keep them in a 12 ft by 6 ft barn w/ a concrete floor at night, or when Im gone somewhere. Feed: You can give them horse/sweet feed, or goat feed, and they need hay, (not alfalfa) grain, and to graze and browse – which means to eat weeds, and branches, and things like that. And they should have fresh, clean water daily. I use a 5 gal. bucket per goat.Care: They need their hooves trimmed about every 3 or so weeks, depending on how fast their hooves grow. (Research on hoof trimming before you buy one) They should be brushed, and fed daily. And bathing is opptional, although if you do bathe them, make sure you dry them cuz goats are sensitive to cold, wet enviornments. Also, if you plan on showing them they need to be nuetered and their fur clipped. Fencing: I find that a 4ft – 6ft fence will confine most goats, although you shouldn't use boards that run up the side of the fence to hold it and the post together, cuz we made that mistake, and my goats jumped it, by using the boards. So we had to re-do the corners.Anything else??? hope this covers it all. Bye!!! : ) Source(s): Have had goats for almost three years, and my best friend is like an expert! 3 years ago 100% 1 Vote 1 person rated this as good

Why do alot of people rather have pets than children?

admin — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 10:13:03 +0000

- Chosen by Voters Are you serious? For one, some people can't afford children. Those buggers are expensive! There are plenty of people that have children who shouldn't…which is why we have the welfare system & why it's abused so badly.And what about people with mental problems? They are capable of caring for a pet. Pets can be soothing, but children can really break a person down. This world does not need issues and defects bred down through generations. There are plenty of irresponsible people out there doing just that.Animal's are capable of loving a person. They show appreciation. They don't cause problems. They don't join gangs, have teen pregnancy, smoke marijuana, talk back, have expectations beyond your means…dare I go on?Honestly, think again about what you are asking. It's a scary question! Source(s): Having my eyes open. 3 years ago 67% 2 Votes 1 person rated this as good