World Wide Pets blog
Reptile Enrichment guide – compiled by Zoological experts Introduction: Reptiles at zoos are housed in areas that display their natural habitats. There you will find enrichment that will stimulate them for good health. You...
Feeding for California Desert Tortoise – By Dr. Barton C. Huber What they like to eat: • Various types of sprouts (see below)• Apples (remember to remove the seeds as they are poisonous)• Banana•...
Care of the Leopard Tortoise – Husbandry & Diet Information By: Dr. Barton C. Huber Quick Facts about Geochelone pardalis Natural History The leopard tortoise is the second largest tortoise in Africa, second in...
Feeding Insect Eating Reptiles – By Dr. Barton C. Huber WHAT IS AN INSECTIVORE?An insectivore diet consists completely or partially of insects. Amphibians, some turtles and snakes, and many lizards belong to this group:...
Sugar Gliders care sheet. In many countries, Sugar Gliders are popular as exotic pets and are kept as pocket pets. In some countries, they are allowed to be kept as pets while in other...
Bearded dragons are popular pets due to their friendly nature, manageable size, and relatively simple care requirements. They are excellent for both beginners and experienced reptile enthusiasts. Here’s a detailed guide on keeping bearded...
Spiders can make intriguing and low-maintenance pets for those interested in exotic creatures. They offer a unique window into the world of arachnids, with fascinating behaviors and diverse species to choose from. Here’s a...
Some snakes are kept as pets, especially docile species like the ball python and corn snake. A captive breeding industry has developed to meet the demand. Snakes that are bred in captivity are preferable...
Bees as pets, WHAT? Yes, just Google bees as pets and you will find that people have bonded with a bee. You will only have a pet bee if it needs rescue. Worker bees...
Keeping domestic fowl as pets became very popular in the 2000s by urban and suburban residents. Many people get chickens for their eggs but often name them and treat them like any other pet...
