Articles on Pets 
'Pets' has no further sub-categories.
Homemade Dog Foods
by: Hannah Serrano | Published on: 5/4/08
Many dog owners are turning to homemade treats verses store-bought or processed treats and snacks. The health benefits of homemade dog treats parallel our human need to snack healthier and live healthier lives, so it only makes sense that we not only want the best nutrition for ourselves, but also for petsafe of our canine companions.
Ferrets - Getting Started With Your Passion
by: Graham Williams | Published on: 6/25/08
Would you like to know more about ferrets but just do not know where to begin or look? There are millions of other ferret owners who are overwhelmed by the large volumes of information available to them, about this charming and often comical furry creature.
Training your Dog
by: Tomy Lewiss | Published on: 6/26/08
The process of dog training is basically teaching your pet to do certain things that have been commanded of them. You train your dog to understand the command and follow it. There are different methods and goals in training a dog.
Bird Training 101
by: bird sup | Published on: 7/9/08
If you have a bird with behavior problems, we strongly recommend that you develop a plan to resolve it as soon as possible. Common behavior problems include screaming, biting, feather picking and fear behaviors.
Life made easy with pets
by: farida alina | Published on: 7/29/08
Studies have shown that having a pet in your family improves quality of life, all your life span. There are around 69 million pet owners in the United States. The power of pets we never realize but it works like magic in our life. They provide companionship enriching our lives unconditionally.
Piranha Aquarium Guide
by: Pathen Pros | Published on: 8/5/08
Piranhas have red throats, razor-sharp teeth to rip flesh with ease, and silvery gold flesh (red-bellies have red bellies, of course). Piranhas are native to South America and Guyana and it's against the law to bring them in and out of most countries.
Buddy The Great Dane Rescue Dog
by: Tom Chapman | Published on: 11/3/08
When Buddy lived with his first owner and family he was unfortunately not treated very well. The children were not taught to be considerate and gentle with him. At one time he was pushed down some stairs and his leg was seriously hurt, possibly broken. He was not taken to the veterinarian for treatment and it healed crookedly.