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2011年10月23日 星期日

Indies guinea pigs or Hamsters? How to choose the perfect small pet for your family

Do you know the difference between a hamster and a Guinea pig? What makes it particularly different from a large gerbil a Guinea pig? Or a hamster? Do behave like... or are completely different experiences of small pets?

The truth is 1 big difference is that "cavies" (as they call the Guinea Pigs) take NAPs during the day and night, so it is not too much sleep play when people are awake. If you never has kept awake at night by the sound of the gerbil or Hamster in its squeaky wheel, you know that having a pet no night can be important.

More than one million people in the United States keep nice cavies little as pets.

It's a pretty amazing number for a pet there as tons of press! Many families find that perfect companions for themselves or for their children.

The history of Guinea pigs is exciting and explains why they are such popular pets.

Children love touch keep and carry their pets as babies. Unlike hamsters and gerbils, cavies are creatures cuddly and easy to hold small arms.

They are real personalities and even give a nuzzle of affection from time to time. (while other "similar" pets tend to do their own thing)

Guinea Indies make an excellent choice as a first pet because they do not need to be potty trained, taken for walks or with special temperature. A small cage with no bed linen, newspaper and a steady supply of water and food makes happy Guinea pig. The low maintenance which makes good companions for adults also.

Indies Guinea Pigs may be the perfect small pet for your home!

And unlike snakes, rabbits, birds, dogs or fish, its shiptoni is going to be easy to handle, quiet, independent and ready to make friends with you.

If you are too busy to pet and play with her Guinea pig, not scratch and whine like a dog door, demanding your attention.

When the sun comes out, not you will hear them something slash as a bird. Regardless of why you want to have one as a pet, dark a good idea more information about its long and fascinating history with humans.

The history of this unique small pet is educational and helps you and your child understand the best way to take care of the new addition to your family!

(because at the end of the day, as any PET... your little "piggy" is an extension of his family and a responsibility, although it is a friendly and fun too!)

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2011年9月28日 星期三

How to create the perfect environment for a rabbit

The perfect setting for a rabbit would be as close as possible to how they live in nature, i.e., with other rabbits, with a burrow to sleep and have access to a large area for exercise, play and socialize. For domestic rabbits, we can replicate this better by keeping them in male-female couples and spayed neutered as rabbit's House (outdoor inside) and execution free supervised in a garden if possible.

In addition to the correct diet and adequate health care, the key needs of the rabbit are Fellowship and exercise. A pair of rabbits in a large hutch try predator with access constant to a safe exercise to run it can be very happy and is perfectly fine to keep their rabbits like this. However, there are certain advantages to House rabbits, as follows:-

1 Rabbit House live longer - is in part due to their owners to detect signs of illness much faster in rabbit hutch, but are completely safe from predators rabbit at home. Even if a predator can not access the hutch, rabbit can die of pure fright.

2 Sociability - rabbits are designed to live in large groups, but most people do not want to or cannot afford more than one or two rabbits. Bond owners House rabbits and include in its warren - this is better for rabbits and we like to see a wider range of behavior of rabbit and can enjoy our pets more.

3 Exercise – even run the largest exercise can not replicate a way of life in the open air. House rabbits are free to choose where and when they want to exercise, explore and play.

Rabbits are very easy to litter train and no more destructive to your home to a cat or a dog. It is necessary to provide a cosy area, for example, on a small table or behind a sofa of rest and rabbit proof your home by protecting all electrical cables and plants. De-sexed rabbits in bonded pairs having fun together and are less likely to nibble in furniture and carpets. It can also help to avoid this, giving them cardboard boxes, tubes, sticks of wood natural and grass mats that prefer to nibble.

Rabbits benefit from sunlight and fresh air, and if you have a secure garden you can leave that run them free in it while monitoring. If you have plants in your garden that are poisonous to rabbits, then either fence off or put their rabbits in a playpen. There is also a modular cable tunnel available system called Runaround is a very safe and natural way for the rabbits of exercise in the open air.

Copyright 2011 Hannah Davis / Bunnyhugga.com all rights reserved

Hannah Davis writes for Bunnyhugga.com, a library of information online for rabbit owners.

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