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	<title>Pet Space l Home for Dog Lovers, Cat Lovers, and all in between! &#187; Pet Tips</title>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; How to Take Care of a Reptile</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Reptiles are often kept as pets because they do not smell bad and they are quiet. Common pets include turtles, snakes and iguanas. You can purchase reptiles from breeders as well as from local pet stores. You should take special consideration when caring for a reptile you keep in a confined environment. Reptile pets rely [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Reptiles are often kept as pets because they do not smell bad and they are quiet. Common pets include turtles, snakes and iguanas. You can purchase reptiles from breeders as well as from local pet stores. You should take special consideration when caring for a reptile you keep in a confined environment. Reptile pets rely on you, their owners, for survival.</p>
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<p>Determine appropriate lighting. Use a heat source. Heat is important to a reptile&#8217;s environment. Use heat that allows the enclosure to be warm in one end and cool in another. Keep heat devices outside of the cage to lower the risk of burns.</p>
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<p>Discover if the reptile is a herbivore, carnivore or omnivore. Commercial diets are available for plant eaters.</p>
<p>Finally, Keep the reptile&#8217;s environment clean. By cleaning the cage or aquarium weekly, the enclosure will remain free of micro-organisms and parasites. Supply fresh food and water daily in clean dishes.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Taking Care of a Lizard</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A lizard can make a great pet. Before you get a pet lizard you have to ask yourself a few questions. Where can you buy a lizard? What kind of lizard should I buy? How do you select a lizard? How big will it get? What supplies should I purchase? What kind of habitat does [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A lizard can make a great pet. Before you get a pet lizard you have to ask yourself a few questions. Where can you buy a lizard? What kind of lizard should I buy? How do you select a lizard? How big will it get? What supplies should I purchase? What kind of habitat does a lizard need? What does a lizard eat?</p>
<p>You can buy a lizard at many pet stores or from a private breeder. First, you will need to select the kind of lizard you will want. The bearded dragon is very popular in pet stores.</p>
<p>Selecting a lizard is very important. You will need to look him over and make sure that it is healthy. The lizard should be alert with its eyes wide open. His mouth, eyes, and feet should be in good condition. His skin should have no cuts or scars.</p>
<p>Knowing how large your lizard will reach is important. You will need an aquarium that he can grow into. A bearded dragon for example can grow to 24 inches.</p>
<p>There are several supplies you will need to purchase. A tight fitting screen for the top of the aquarium will keep your lizard safe from harm and allow fresh air to circulate. A heating pad, placed under a plastic turf mat, in the bottom of the aquarium will keep him warm. A thermometer should be used to check the temperature of the aquarium. A long fluorescent light bulb will be needed to give off ultraviolet light like the sun. This light makes the lizard hungry and helps digestion.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Caring for a Turtle</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Aug 2011 23:23:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Like many other reptiles and amphibians, turtles are fascinating to children.  However, many people buy turtles based on their &#8220;novelty factor&#8221;, never taking into account the animal&#8217;s special needs.  When you purchase a cat or a dog, there are always several costly procedures that must be taken to ensure their good health and longevity; shots, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Like many other reptiles and amphibians, turtles are fascinating to children.  However, many people buy turtles based on their &#8220;novelty factor&#8221;, never taking into account the animal&#8217;s special needs.  When you purchase a cat or a dog, there are always several costly procedures that must be taken to ensure their good health and longevity; shots, operations etc., not to mention crates, toys, dog houses, and grooming products.  Turtles aren&#8217;t as complicated to care for, but many die in captivity because they aren&#8217;t treated with the same degree of care and attention their fur-bearing counterparts.  If they are properly cared for, turtles can live for many decades, but this requires you pay close attention to their diets, living arrangements, and treatment.</p>
<p>Making sure a turtle has enough room to live in, making sure it has enough light, shade, and moisture, clean water, and a basking lamp are just a few of the steps you need to undertake to keep your pet turtles healthy.</p>
<p>In some cases, people choose to try and recreate a turtle&#8217;s natural habitat as authentically as possible, and this sometimes mean setting up a turtle pen outside.  Doing so means your turtle will hibernate in the fall, which is great if you plan to breed turtles, since their natural cycles aren&#8217;t being tampered with.  Also, turtles which do not hibernate have been known to develop liver diseases.  If you have small children, it would be best to make sure they do not disturb turtles attempting to hibernate by digging them out. This also means you won&#8217;t be seeing your turtle until late spring, when it comes out of hibernation.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Keeping Your Turtle Healthy</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Aug 2011 21:38:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Taking care of a turtle can be a handful, but it can be an amazing pet to keep in the house. Make sure you are well-read on how to best take care of your turtle so it can thrive. As far as water is concerned, avoid using tap water for your turtle tank, as chlorine [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Taking care of a turtle can be a handful, but it can be an amazing pet to keep in the house. Make sure you are well-read on how to best take care of your turtle so it can thrive.</p>
<p>As far as water is concerned, avoid using tap water for your turtle tank, as chlorine and fluoride are present in tap water, and can disturb the ph balance.  Use natural spring water for your turtle&#8217;s drinking water.</p>
<p>Also steer clear of using tree bark or wood chips in the turtle&#8217;s dwelling.  These are fine for rodents, but can cause problems with turtles that may ingest them.  Furthermore, these will get contaminated very fast, and favor the growth of mold and fungus.</p>
<p>Your turtle should also have a simple shelter to retreat too when it gets tired of being out in the open.  This can easily be made out of wood, or carefully selected stones.  If you want to add vegetation to your turtle&#8217;s tank, make sure these plants are non-poisonous to the turtles, since there is a strong chance they will try to eat them.</p>
<p>Keep your turtle out of the way so that small children, or other house pets cannot get to it.  Remember to stay attentive to your turtle&#8217;s behavior, and take care of it as you would take care of any other pet.  A turtle is not a novelty item, it is a living being, and it is also intelligent enough to know who its friends and enemies are.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Cleaning out Your Rabbit’s Cage</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Aug 2010 01:15:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Rabbit cages and hutches need to be cleaned regularly. It is a demanding chore, but making it a habit as often as possible will make the task less of an ordeal. By doing so, you can also keep your rabbit healthy and free from foul urine and feces odor and harmful allergens from floating around [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rabbit cages and hutches need to be cleaned regularly. It is a demanding chore, but making it a habit as often as possible will make the task less of an ordeal. By doing so, you can also keep your rabbit healthy and free from foul urine and feces odor and harmful allergens from floating around your home.</p>
<p>Cleaning rabbit cages is easy to do. There are no strict procedures for how to clean and maintain them, and the frequency of your chore is usually based on the size of the cage and how well your bunny is litter trained. Normally, a meticulous cleaning of rabbit&#8217;s cage is done on a weekly basis. This is good enough to safeguard the health of your rabbit and prevent the spread of diseases.</p>
<p>However, if you prefer cleaning the rabbit cage or hutch every day, the better and healthier your bunny will become. Start by removing any organic, stale and uneaten foods like veggies and greens from the cage. Wash and dry the rabbit food bowl and replace with fresh food. Make sure you have a hay rack set up too. This accessory can help a lot in removing hay from the floor of the rabbit cage. Don’t hesitate to scoop and clean the litter box when necessary. Droppings are the main source of foul odor in rabbit cages.</p>
<p>Many experts recommend the use vinegar as cleaning agent for litter boxes. It is effective in dissolving the calcium deposits resulting from rabbit urine. Put some vinegar in a spray bottle for daily cleaning of litter pans and to spray down soiled parts of the rabbit cage. If your litter box has more nasty deposits, simple soak them with vinegar for about 20 minutes and you should be able to get rid of them easily.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Keeping an Ant Farm</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:05:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ants are not often kept as pets, but these little social creatures can be fascinating to watch and can provide a learning experience for you and your child. Being able to build ant farms from kits can be a cheap and fulfilling alternative to buying ant farms or even to keeping other much larger pets. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ants are not often kept as pets, but these little social creatures can be fascinating to watch and can provide a learning experience for you and your child. Being able to build ant farms from kits can be a cheap and fulfilling alternative to buying ant farms or even to keeping other much larger pets.</p>
<p>When keeping ants, you must remember that they are not a hands-on pet like a dog, or a fish when cleaning and maintaining. Any movement or disturbance of the farm can cause it to cave it, proving fatal to the colony.</p>
<p>First, there is the basic ant farm kit. There are various types available and by building the ants’ home yourself you can save on the initial costs as well as gain from quality and size of the farm. Then there are illuminated ant farms, which allow you to see the ants day or night. These come in a plastic home with blue or green lights usually incorporated into the base.</p>
<p>Gel ant farms are a clear plastic environment with a solid gel composite inside. The ants can build and tunnel within the gel, while providing them with a great nutritious food source.</p>
<p>Finally, there are giant ant farms which create the ideal environment for keeping ants. This environment allows them to nest and flourish, all while providing you with the opportunity to watch them on a much larger scale.</p>
<p>So if you’re thinking about caring for an animal, or want to keep your child busy with a nearly zero investment on your part, consider an ant farm.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Keeping Exotic Animals as Pets</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:01:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you’re an avid animal lover, there may be no limit to which animals you care for. Considering how many animals there are in the world, it’s no surprise that a dog or cat may not be up everyone’s alley. There are, however, a number of wild pets that can be kept, including lizards and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you’re an avid animal lover, there may be no limit to which animals you care for. Considering how many animals there are in the world, it’s no surprise that a dog or cat may not be up everyone’s alley. There are, however, a number of wild pets that can be kept, including lizards and amphibians. Keep in mind that there are strict regulations about which animals a person can keep as a pet. There are smaller varieties of animals and especially particular types of reptiles, which are extremely popular among animal lovers.</p>
<p>Lizards, amphibians, snakes, and frogs top the list of weird pets, but that doesn’t mean they don’t make good pets. Most of these are nocturnal creatures, so they require special care, food, and medication. Big tree lizards are best suited for outdoor captivity. Smaller varieties, like the kind that live in small stone crevices, are rarely taken as pets, but can be found in some specialty animal shops. Snakes are often thought of as dangerous, but in fact, very few are actually venomous. Many don’t even have fangs. These are coldblooded creatures that require a preheated chamber.</p>
<p>All of these animals have differing diets. Some eat greenery and insects, while others eat eggs and live animals. Whichever you choose, be sure to nurture it and care for it, and ask your local animal expert or vet how to best maintain these animals in your home.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Have Some Fun Naming Your Rabbit</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Like with any animal, naming a rabbit can be difficult. You want something meaningful, but you want them to recognize their own name and respond positively to it as well. One suggestion is to name your rabbit after a favorite character from a book such as Willy, Charlie (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) or Sam [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Like with any animal, naming a rabbit can be difficult. You want something meaningful, but you want them to recognize their own name and respond positively to it as well.</p>
<p>One suggestion is to name your rabbit after a favorite character from a book such as Willy, Charlie (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) or Sam (Green Eggs and Ham). You can also name rabbits after humans, or humans that have a special place in your heart, such as Edward or Lucy.</p>
<p>Names that end in “ie” or “y” are fun to say and easy for a rabbit to recognize, such as Fluffy or Barney. Also, you must be sure to give your rabbit a name you are not embarrassed to say out loud, such as Whitey or Blackey.</p>
<p>You do not need to be over-creative in coming up with your pet rabbit&#8217;s name. Simply come up with a name that is easy to pronounce and that you feel comfortable with.</p>
<p>Once you name your pet rabbit, use it as often with him as possible. Always reward and praise your rabbit whenever he responds to his name. Many pet rabbits like to be petted. As you pet and bond with your rabbit, call out their name in a soothing and gentle voice.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; How Owning a Pet Could Improve Your Life</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Jul 2010 23:07:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The benefits of owning a pet are plentiful, but we often take for granted just how major these benefits are. Take a look at just some of the benefits owning a pet can have on you, your health, and your overall wellbeing. Fitness benefits- There are studies which were able to ascertain the health benefits [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The benefits of owning a pet are plentiful, but we often take for granted just how major these benefits are. Take a look at just some of the benefits owning a pet can have on you, your health, and your overall wellbeing.</p>
<p>Fitness benefits- There are studies which were able to ascertain the health benefits of owning a pet. Results of these studies showed improvements in blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, and cholesterol levels amid pet owners.<br />
Enhanced mental well-being- The constant companionship of pets allow for improvements in the moods and psychological integrity of their owners.<br />
Good coaching tools for children- If you have children about your home and you want to teach them values such as responsibility, caring for other beings and empathy towards other creatures, pets are great as their first teachers. In most cases, children tend to take up useful hobbies such as joining pet clubs and pet associations where they can be trained as they enjoy once they have developed an affinity towards their pets.<br />
For entertainment- A pet can be a source of entertainment for individuals and for the whole family. It is enjoyable watching animals show off their distinctive behaviors as well as their usual antics.<br />
For stress release- Among the leading reasons why people own pets is that these animals provide them the benefit of releasing stress following a long day. Petting a pet or playing with it helps in recharging the vigor of owners since these activities bring them fun and enjoyment. In fact, according to medical study, regular contact with a pet can reduce the release of stress hormones as well as assist in the lowering of blood pressure.</p>
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		<title>Petspace &#124; Hamster Wellbeing: Taking Care of Hamsters</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:01:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Taking care of hamsters sounds like an easy task, but can be a chore if you don’t know what you’re getting yourself into. Dogs and cats can roam freely, but hamsters must be kept in their cages, and the cages can come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Regular rectangular cages are the best [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Taking care of hamsters sounds like an easy task, but can be a chore if you don’t know what you’re getting yourself into. Dogs and cats can roam freely, but hamsters must be kept in their cages, and the cages can come in a variety of shapes and sizes.</p>
<p>Regular rectangular cages are the best way to go. They fit neatly in a corner and are the easiest to clean. Pay attention to the cage’s security system, because you do not want to risk letting your hamster escape. Also, if you have any cats, you want to make sure the hamsters are always securely locked in their cages.</p>
<p>It is very important to keep your hamster fit; it needs regular exercise, which can be easily accomplished through the purchase of a wheel or similar hamster accessory. Some cages also have detachable tubing that serve as exercise and entertainment for hamsters.</p>
<p>Cleaning can also be a simple task with the right cage. Lay down some newspaper on the bottom of the hamster cage, along with some wood chips and simply replace the bedding when it is dirtied.</p>
<p>Keeping hamster homes clean and accessorized is simple enough that a child can do it, but be sure your child takes the responsibility seriously. They can be easy to take care of, but many people leave the responsibility solely on the child, and that can lead to problems.</p>
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