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By understanding what guinea pigs eat in the wild, it unlocks what to give your pet pig for a healthy diet.

Bird tricks are learned through observation and imitation, so what your bird learns depends on the time and effort you put into their training.

It is difficult to find a pet easier than the Guinea pig. Guinea pigs (also called cavies or piggies) are listed among the most...

Creating a comfortable, cozy and safe environment at home for your cat will help ensure they remain happy, healthy and content.

Food and water bowls are an essential part of your dog’s kit. We have put together some tips to help you choose what is best for your dog.

Desexing your dog will prevent the arrival of an unwanted litter of puppies and have a positive impact on their long term health and wellbeing.

Fleas and ticks can cause some serious health problems for your feline friend. We offer our top tips and advice for keeping your cat flea and tick free.

Fleas and ticks can cause serious health problems for your dog. Learn how proper flea and tick control can keep your canine companion happy and healthy.

Concern about dogs barking is the most common complaint from dog owners, with 35% of owners reporting problems with barking. So what is the best way to deal with it?

Communicating with cats usually does not come intuitively to humans. Here is how to decipher your cat’s language so you can better bond with her.

While training cats is often not as easy as dog training, it certainly is possible if you can find the right motivator. The key difficulty...

Is your dog vomiting? Should you be worried? The following discussion from our vet will help you work out what to do next.

Are you considering adopting a rabbit? Our Rabbit Care Guide will help you make the right choices with tips and advice on how to care for your pet rabbit.

Ferrets are gaining popularity as pets all over the world. Read on for some fun ferret facts and dazzle your friends at your next trivia night.

Teaching your dog to high five, play dead or tidy up is easier than you think and your dog will love the attention. Here is a guide on how to get started.