Pets on Broadway

When seasonal temperatures are soaring, it's time to check-in and monitor your fish aquarium. Taking care of your fish involves more than a supply of fresh water and aquarium plants. The truth is, when you're overheating in the summer, your aquarium is susceptible to a host of issues. This article looks at the dangers of a warm aquarium and the steps you can take to care for your fish and make them comfortable and safe in their habitat.

Fish Diseases and Parasites: Know What to Look For

There are lots of great reasons to opt for a home aquarium if you’re considering getting a fish. Aquariums take up minimal space if you are pinched for room at home. Watching a fish tank can reduce your stress level as they come in all colors, shapes, and sizes. Also, some people are allergic to cats and dogs, so fish provide an alternative option. But like any other pet, fish can become sick too. So you need to know common disease symptoms in fish. Knowing what to look out for means preventative measures can be taken to keep your fish healthy and happy.

Reminders on Proper Habitat & Enclosure Temperatures

It is getting cooler outside which means it is time to check your temperatures. Reptiles, small animals, fish, even our dogs, and cats are likely to be impacted by the change in season so check out our latest blog on proper habitat temperatures to ensure your pet is comfortable all winter long!

Caring for Your Plecos

These freshwater catfish are known to be algae eaters, bottom feeders, and scavengers that will eat just about anything, making them a helpful addition to an aquarium.

Fish 101: The Importance of Water Changes

Keeping fish can be intimidating at first. Care requirements range from very simple to mind-boggling depending on the type of fish you have. Regardless, one regular action you'll need to take is doing partial changes of your fish's water.

The Health Benefits of Owning a Pet

Over two-thirds of households in the US own pets, up from just over half of households. When considering pet ownership, it is easy to see just how much joy pets can bring to our lives. Here are a few health benefits of owning pets.

Pets For Small Spaces

Dorm rooms and apartments can feel so lonely without pets. But how can you get a pet when you live in such a small space? Check out these tips for finding pets to fit your small room or apartment.

Good Pets for the Classroom

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.

New Pet Checklist

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 Mammal Hibernation 101

Have you ever wondered which of your household pets can hibernate? If you've got small mammals, here's your guide to hibernation!

Teacher Feature: Amy Williams and the Portland Montessori School

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.

Giving a Pet as a Present

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.