Pets in the classroom for children can be a great educational experience, as well as a lot of fun! Here are some things to know before making a decision.
There are a handful of animals with the right temperament for a classroom environment. Here are some key factors to consider when choosing a classroom pet.
When you are ready to add a new member to your family, you are making a lifetime commitment to that animal, their health, and wellbeing. Here's how you can start off on the right foot.
Small animals, such as rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, and mice, all need to take care of their teeth, but they don't require a tiny toothbrush. Read on to find out what they need for tooth health.
The Portland Montessori School knows a thing or two about class pets. With over half a dozen class pets, ranging from birds to small animals, and even a dog, the students of Portland Montessori interact with animals on a daily basis.
Gerbils are delightful little creatures. They're friendly, social, and easy to care for, and their antics can entertain for hours. This is a basic outline on how to care for your gerbil.
When giving a pet as a gift, we always recommend having the person who is going to care for the pet choose the pet themselves. Read on for more suggestions on giving a pet as a gift.
If you have a pet that currently (or you think will one day) require an above average amount of health care, pet insurance could save you a great deal of money.
Natural disasters and power outages aren't something we usually plan for, but maybe it's time we start. As a pet parent, there are some things to keep in mind that you may not have thought of!
Hay hay hay! What a versatile and perfect meal. There are many types of hay, and many animals who enjoy it. Learn all about how to feed it, what the differences in hay types are, and some other interesting facts to consider.