21. Www.acmepet.com/ pet reptiles information petreptiles.com Few animals can inspire such tranquility. This web site is devoted to providinginformation on the care, feeding, habitat and health of pet reptiles. http://www.acmepet.com/

22. The Savannah Monitor Lizard - Pet Care Guide Make sure to keep it isolated from any other reptiles until it has been examined. Makesure you will be comfortable with this before selecting one as a pet! http://www.petreptiles.com/Monitor/index.php3

Monitor Lizard Information Savannah Monitor Home Page Reptile Directory Discussion Forum Member's Pets ... Links and Resources See Also: Savannah Monitor Savannah Care Savannah Feeding Savannah Habitat The Savannah Monitor is one of the "mid sized monitor lizards. Monitors in general are large lizards; the water monitor can reach lengths of nine feet! Most types are not suitable for keeping in captivity by amateurs, many species can be aggressive and difficult to handle. Imagine the difficulties of having a violent lizard twice your size... The Savannah monitor is sold as a pet, and can be kept by the dedicated hobbyist. However, just because it is sold doesn't mean it is suitable for everyone. They are one of the mid-sized species, reaching three to four feet in length when full grown. In general, they can become tame when raised from a young age, handled appropriately and given a proper habitat As with all reptiles, the savannah monitor can suffer from internal and external parasites. Your new monitor should be checked by a vet specializing in reptiles. Make sure to keep it isolated from any other reptiles until it has been examined. Savannah montitors are carnivores, and require careful attention to their

23. This Site Is Off Offering Fish, dogs, cats, birds, hamsters, ferrets and pet supplies. Includes advice on choosing fish, basic care for reptiles and amphibians. http://e-littlecritters.com

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24. ~ Animal-World Features~ Buy pet stuff Say Hello pet care info Search the Animal Atlas Check our links, MarineFish World of Coral Reefs World of Small Animals reptiles and Amphibians http://animal-world.com/encyclo/encyclo.htm

Dr. Jungles' Exotic Pets of The World On Safari with Dr. Jungle "What is man without the beasts? If all the beasts were gone, men would die from great loneliness of spirit, for whatever happens to the beasts also happens to man. All things are connected. Whatever befalls the earth befalls the children of the earth." - Chief Seattle - ~ Animal-World Features~ Exotic Bird World Marine Coral Reefs Basic Bird Care ... Tarantulas- Scorpions ~ Special Features ~ Animal World New Arrivals Pet Animal Care Guides Search Animal World ... Exotic Animal Postcards Critter Corner Online Resources A Monthly Marine Newsletter Skimmer Reviews Product Information Doctor Jungles' Most Excellent and Rare Curiosities Aquarium of the Pacific Photos " Coming Soon " Pets Dr. Jungles' Featured Pets! Send in your pets or aquariums to be featured here! How to give a Cat a Bath (don't try this at home kids!) Who is Dr. Jungle

25. Memphis Pet Sitters Offer care for dogs, cats, fish, horses, cattle, snakes, reptiles, rabbits, and other pets in the Memphis/Cordova/Bartlett area. Personal profiles, service descriptions, prices, and other information. http://krazyh0rse.tripod.com/PDPSS/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Home About Us Services Offered Pricing Specials ... Tapestries Memphis Pet Sitters Call 684-4589 for info or reservations!!!! Pet Sitting in the comfort of your own home Memphis Pet sitters provides pet sitting in the comfort of the animals own home. We all know going out of town or having to work long hours when your baby(s) are at home is never easy for either of you. MPS provides a trusted christian pet sitter to come over and take care of your animals and give T.L.C while you have to be away. MPS takes the stress off of you by giving you the freedom to call, every day if you like, and check up on your babies to make sure everything is going ok. As pet owners ourselves we know that it is the little things like; Are they eating? Did they use the bathroom? Do they seem happy? that count when you are not there. So give us a call and let us meet you and your babies. We would love to SPOIL your babies while you are away! With each of our services we will try our best to make your home looked lived in to deter burgulars, by opening and closing blinds, alternate turning lights on and off, picking up and bringing in your mail and newspapers, and watering your house plants depending on your needs*. We also offer house sitting for $10.00 per visit even if you don't have any pets. We will do all of the above mentioned and any other duties needed. Call early to get your reservations. Call Us At: 684-4589

26. About Exotic Tropicals And Animal-World.com pet birds, small animals, reptiles, and freshwater, saltwater and reef fish. Extensive information provided on species and care. http://www.exotictropicals.com/aboutet.htm

Exotic Tropicals Pets, Ponds, Plants Exotic Tropicals - Complete line of Pets and Supplies for Fish, Birds, Reptiles and Small Animals 132 Balsam, Ridgecrest CA 93555 History: The Exotic Tropicals vision began in about 1994 with our mission to provide a fun and educational environment for people who like animals (since we like animals ourselves). Our retail store is devoted to offering a wide variety of interesting and exotic pets to the community. Our knowledgeable staff is devoted to servicing the needs of every customer, as they delve into pet ownership, by providing quality products to better ensure the health of their pets. We can help you develop fine quality habitats, select proper food and accessories, and provide literature to keep your pets healthy and happy. Present: With the advent of the World Wide Web we saw the opportunity to present the Exotic Tropicals environment to the internet community. The store has provided us with the means to share with you many of the animals commonly available in the pet industry which can be viewed in our Animal Atlas . We will be adding to the library on a regular basis so please look in our New Arrivals to see the latest exciting additions.

27. Reptiles - Pet Supplies Guide fish and reptiles. petcareCentral.com Online shop offers all kinds of quality productsfor a variety of pets, all at very competitive prices. pet care products http://www.petsuppliesguide.com/reptiles.html

Reptiles supplies and products from the best pet stores on the Web. Find all the stuff you need for your pets at these top sites. AllPets.com Online discount pet store carries lots of different products, including items for our reptile friends. Arcata Pet Offers supplies for dogs, cats, birds, aquariums, ferrets and reptiles. Bean Farm A diverse reptile and exotic pet supply site, serving customers from the professional zoo and university client to the single snake keeper. Future Pets Carries a big selection of products for dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, small pets and horses. ILoveMyPet (Trident Wholesale Pet Supplies) Canadian online pet store. Jeffers Pet.com Well-organized, easy to shop site showcases many top supplies and health products for all kinds of wild things. Noah's Pets Online site carries dog, cat, fish, ferret, small pet, bird and reptile supplies. Pampered Pet Supplies Offers products for birds, cats, fish, reptiles, dogs, small animals, wildlife, and pet gifts.

28. Pooch Sitter Inyour-home pet sitting service for cats, dogs, birds, fish, reptiles and your home. Take care of your pets and home while you are away. http://www.poochsitter.com

In your home pet services Pooch Sitter is a professional in-home pet care service providing loving, reliable and affordable care for your pets. We service four areas in California. Our mission is to treat your pets and home with the love, care and respect we use to treat our own. We believe in nurturing pets in their home environment and helping them follow a consistent and reliable schedule so that you return to a happy pet. Our services can be customized for your pet needs. We’ve designed this website to provide pet owners resources for all pet needs. Visit our Vendors Lists for a look at these resources. © 2004 Pooch Sitter

29. Cat Health Care Products - Pet Supplies Guide Online retailer offers pet supplies for dogs, cats, fish, birds, small pets, horsesand reptiles. petClick.com Offers natural pet foods and pet care products. http://www.petsuppliesguide.com/cathealthcare.html

Cat Health Care products, supplements, vitamins and more cat items from the best pet shopping sites on the Web. Find all the pet health care supplies and equipment you need for a healthy feline from these fine sites. 1-800-PetMeds Online site delivers pet medications, prescriptions, non-prescriptions and vaccines right to your door. AbsolutelyPets.com Offers all kinds of pet supplements and FDA approved care products. Adams Pet Supplies Has natural foods, supplements and accessories. Bluepet UK online retailer of dog and cat products. Cherrybrook New site featuring dog and cat toys, treats, grooming supplies, vitamins, beds, cages and collars, but no food. Doctor Dog Cat and dog health care products and pet health info. Drs Foster Smith Pet tips, articles and online shopping. The Ferret Store The Ferret Store has been offering good online products since 1996. They have items for ferrets, dogs, cats and other pets. Future Pets Carries a big selection of products for dogs, cats, fish, birds, reptiles, small pets and horses.

30. Petland Pets Denver Arvada Broomfield Westminster Colorado Pet Shops Sales of puppies, kittens, birds, freshwater and tropical fish, and reptiles, with coupons, pet care tips, and pet information for children. http://www.petlanddenver.com/

Welcome to Petland of Denver "A WHOLE NEW BREED OF PET STORE ! " 5140 West 120th Ave. (In The Albertson's Center) SEC of 120th and Sheridan Blvd. (Map) Our Pets OVER 40 BREEDS OF ADORABLE PUPPIES, KITTEN, TROPICAL FISH AND MUCH MORE Discover the Truth - Animal Rights Extremists Click Here for Petland Denver Internet ... Special Offer Coupons Pet Tips - Lets Learn More about our Pets Kid's Korner Birds Fish PUPPIES: Puppies come from kennels that have been personally inspected by our owner. Upon arrival every puppy is examined. Our veterinarians also monitor the health of our puppies until they are sold and provide follow-up care after the sale. Our breeders work tirelessly to provide us with the healthiest puppies possible, which requires a significant investment in both time and money. Our Mission Statement: Our pet counselors are dedicated to matching the right pet with the right customer and meeting the needs of both. To our customers who already have pets we are dedicated to enhancing their knowledge and enjoyment of the human animal bond. At Petland Denver, we take our mission statement seriously. All Petland employees are animal lovers. We call them "pet counselors" because that is what they are. Our knowledgeable staff will do their best to help you choose the right pet, or no pet at all.

31. Pet Care Bibliography - UIUC Veterinary Medicine Library Ready Reference The Complete Book of pet care Birds, Cats, Fish, Dogs, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Horses,Mice, Rabbits, reptiles. MacMillan General Reference, 1995. Amphibians. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/vex/readyref/petcare.htm

Pet Care Bibliography Contents General Amphibians Aquaria Behavior ... Wild Animals General Alderton, David. The International Encyclopedia of Pet Care: A Practical Guide to Choosing and Caring for Your Pets. Macmillan Publishing, 1997. 192 p. ISBN: 0876055471. Bricklin, Mark. Pets as Part of the Family: The Total Care Guide for all the Pets in Your Life (Pets: Part of the Family Books). Rodale Press, 1999. 488 p. ISBN: 1579541259 (hardcover) and 1579541364 (paperback). Covers a range of species (cats, dogs, snakes, hampsters, and so on) on a variety of topics, from general animal care to training and behavior. Hanna, Jack and Mundis, Hester. Jack Hanna's Ultimate Pet Guide . Putnam Pub. Group, 1996. Natural Pet Care Series. BowTie Press This series publishes books on natural health care of companion animals. Dogs and cats are the species primarily covered. Some examples of guides published in this series are: Orey, Cal. 1st ed. BowTie Press, 1999. 48 p. ISBN: 088954034X. Walker, Joan Hustace. Hip Displasia: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care for Dogs.

32. We Are Pet Care itself in its excellent heath care for a diverse population of exotic species, includingbut not limited to, pet birds, ferrets, reptiles, rabbits, guinea pigs http://www.petcarevabeach.com/wearepetcare.html

Pet Care Veterinary Hospital 5201 Virginia Beach Blvd. Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Phone: 757-473-0111 Fax: 757-499-6166 Welcome to Pet Care Veterinary Hospital, a full-service facility providing the finest professional health care for your pet. We offer a broad range of services, not only to dogs and cats, but also to a variety of exotic pets. Pet Care is a certified member hospital of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), a special designation reflecting exceptionally high standards of professional care. It is our goal to provide friendly and caring medical service in a clean, warm, and pleasant atmosphere. With four veterinarians who have developed special interests in a variety of medical disciplines, we are able to offer your pet progressive health care ranging from orthopedics and soft tissue surgery to internal medicine, dermatology and animal behavior. Pet Care Veterinary Hospital prides itself in its excellent heath care for a diverse population of exotic species, including but not limited to, pet birds, ferrets, reptiles, rabbits, guinea pigs, hedgehogs, and sugar gliders. A genuine group of animal lovers, our staff shows an innate love of animals in the caring and professional way in which they work with you and your pet. It is our objective to make your pet's visit as pleasant and stress free as possible. From clean and cheerful exam rooms to spotless and comfortable hospital wards, your pet's comfort is important to us. Our receptionists, assistants, and certified animal technicians all have been well trained and educated in the art of animal healing.

33. Pet Reptiles Information - Petreptiles.com Resources include an interactive species database, care guides, articles, forum and chat for pet owners and those considering reptiles as pets. http://www.petreptiles.com

Pet Reptile Information Pet Reptile Information Home Page Reptile Directory Discussion Forum Member's Pets ... Links and Resources See Also: Pet Guides Snakes About PetReptiles Although not appreciated by all, pet reptiles are loved by many. Few animals can inspire such tranquility. This web site is devoted to providing information on the care, feeding, habitat and health of pet reptiles. We specialize in the more common pets, and providing information for those just starting with reptiles. Image of Camille used by permission of Sam Gydé What's New? A new discussion forum has been installed. Where possible, topics from the old forum will be preserved. (Jan, 2004) We are fortunate to have had a care guide for the Jungle Carpet Python submitted - see it here The reptile directory is being continually expanded. Check here for quick information on snakes, lizards, turtles and tortoises. Click here to learn more about the Green Iguana.

34. Welcome To The Practical Pet Care Ezine! reptiles can be great pets, if cared for properly. By Shannon Hammond, Expert reptilemama at Practical pet care http//www.geocities.com/jaguar_kewanee. http://www.practical-pet-care.com/ezine_0602.php

Sign up now to receive our monthly ezine! June Ezine from Practical Pet Care IN THIS ISSUE: Editor's Corner Meet the Experts: Tviokh Pet Site Spotlight Practical Pet Care Milestones ... People are Talking... EDITOR'S CORNER Steph Bairey, Editor/Webmaster Practical Pet Care Greetings, There's so much to tell you this month! We're improving things hourly at Practical Pet Care, which is why this ezine is coming out a little later than usual this month. Chat is Here! So many people said they wanted a way to talk with other pet lovers that we added a chat room. It's really slick, and has gotten a lot of people together already. Jump into the chat here I'd like to invite you to our new "Meet the Experts" chats as well. The first one starts at 6:00 pm, Pacific Time, on June 13. For those of you not sure what time that is in your part of the world, look here . Our Experts will be joining us to answer questions, and generally get to know each other. Hope to see you there! Helping Pets The Pet Mall has grown a ton since I last wrote to you. It's filling up with pet supplies at discount prices! I decided to use it as another resource to help pets, and so am donating 10% of all proceeds to responsible pet organizations! You already know that we at Practical Pet Care donate all the time we can to helping pet owners with care questions. But we want to help even more! In order to generate resources to donate to organizations like the ASPCA and the Humane Society, we're pledging money from the Pet Mall.

35. Pet Discussion Board At Practical Pet Care HELP LEGALIZE OUR reptiles! legal tell a friend link to us contact us advertise affiliates May 25, 2004 © 19992004, Practical pet care. http://www.practical-pet-care.com/activism_forum.php

Help Animals on the Activism Forum Other Forums: Ask an Expert Forums General Forum Activism Forum Help Forum Argument Forum Posting You must Login before posting! New User? Sign Up ! We'll bring you back to this forum when you're done. Have a pet question? Ask an Expert Read the Forum FAQ Visit the PPC Activism Section for more ways to help animals! Join Us at our next scheduled Chat, on Thursday, June 17! Forum Tips Legend =User =Expert =Moderator =Admin Subject Author Date raising 2 puppies two cuties 6/10/2004, 6:28 am No pet questions here. Tviokh 6/10/2004, 6:37 am New York City Pigeons daffiedove 6/4/2004, 8:31 am Makeup companies that don't an... tkmckinney 5/25/2004, 9:40 am Makeup companies that don't an... Tviokh 5/25/2004, 9:51 am Makeup companies that don't an... tkmckinney 5/25/2004, 10:04 am Makeup companies that don't an... 5/27/2004, 7:29 am Hello Ppl! 5/2/2004, 12:51 pm Hello Ppl! 5/16/2004, 5:50 pm Using dogs for target practice 4/26/2004, 10:34 pm Using dogs for target practice John E Dove 4/26/2004, 11:35 pm Using dogs for target practice xengab 4/27/2004, 9:16 am Using dogs for target practice 4/29/2004, 11:24 pm

36. Chameleon Creatures care sheets, pictures, and a nontoxic plant list for reptiles. http://hometown.aol.com/jjettavw/myhomepage/pet.html

Main Reptiles htmlAdWH('7002414', '234', '60'); Chameleon Creatures Jackson's Chameleon Care Sheet and Chameleon Information Veiled Chameleon Care Sheet, Information, and Pictures Bearded Dragon Care, Information, and p ictures. ... Leopard Gecko Care Sheet, Information, and Pictures All About the Jackson's Chameleon I made this site in honor of my first Jackson's Chameleon, the late great Mr. Hoover. First a note on pet stores advice on most lizards: Most pet stores often do not give correct advice on keeping chameleons or for that matter any other lizard. Most pet stores consider reptiles a side item and rarely take the sale or care of them seriously. Often the care they suggest involves you buying crap from their store. If ever told to buy a hotrock at a pet store just walk away. Hot Rocks do not work for any reptile. They usually lead to heat burns and can cook your reptile. Additionally pet stores sell and house chameleons often in glass aquariums. If they tell you to house a chameleon in glass tell them to kiss my @$$. Chameleons need screen cages, with screen on at least two sides of the cage. I admit some

37. Snakes As Pets The care provided is often inadequate, and the reptile or amphibian soon dies orexperiences ongoing suffering. Though some pettrade amphibians and reptiles http://www.embl-heidelberg.de/~uetz/db-info/snakes_as_pets.html

From Snakes in Question: The Smithsonian Answer Book (pages 149-151) by Carl H. Ernst and George R. Zug, published by the Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, DC Used by permission of the publisher. Not for re-use without written permission from the publisher. We do not believe that any amphibian or reptile should be kept as a pet. Why do we discourage keeping snakes when we are writing a book about them? Snakes are fascinating creatures, and we understand the desire to keep them in captivity. We also know many people who take good care of their snakes, but we have seen too much poor care . Too often, snakes and their kin are viewed as requiring minimum care rather than specialized care. The care provided is often inadequate, and the reptile or amphibian soon dies or experiences ongoing suffering. Though some pet-trade amphibians and reptiles are now being bred in captivity, the majority still come from wild populations. During transport to pet stores, amphibians and reptiles are typically held and shipped in unsanitary and inhumane conditions. Many die, and most of the survivors arrive in ill health. Furthermore, collecting for the pet trade has drastically reduced many populations. Thus we view the pet trade mainly as an anti-conservation activity We realize that many people want snakes as pets, so even though we discourage the practice, we will offer a few

38. Lg-care In a recent letter to the editor of reptiles magazine, a a leopard gecko that wasa family pet for almost Gecko care As published in our article in the premier http://www.pythons.com/lg-care.html

The Perfect Reptile Pet by Harford Reptile Breeding Center P.O. Box 914 Bel Air, MD 21014 www.pythons.com [Download .pdf File] The leopard gecko ( Eublepharis macularius ), native of Pakistan, is a gentle, hardy, long-lived animal that is in many ways the perfect reptile pet. Unlike their distant cousins the tokay gecko, leopards seldom even attempt to bite. In a recent letter to the editor of Reptiles magazine, a reader noted a leopard gecko that was a family pet for almost thirty years! Leopard geckos are also very easy to maintain in that: They reach only a foot in overall length, and don't outgrow a ten or fifteen gallon aquarium They pick a single corner of the enclosure to use as a litter area, facilitating cleanup. They are nocturnal and don't require the use of expensive UV light bulbs. They don't require high heat like bearded dragons. They eat mealworms and crickets, and don't require a vegetarian diet. Virtually all leopards are now captive hatched in this country, eliminating shipping stress and parasites found in imported iguanas and other lizards. Gecko Care As published in our article in the premier issue of Chit Chat . Newsletter of the Global Gecko Association Descripton: Like many lizards, the leopard gecko has a tail which breaks off readily when grabbed by a predator. This permits the gecko to get away if attacked, but leaves a valuable food resource behind; the tail is used as a fat storage reservoir for lean periods. One of the most notable traits about leopard geckos, which has led to their great popularity, is their unusually gentle disposition. Leopards in captivity appear to recognize their keepers, and are at times content to sit on a shoulder for hours. It takes a significant amount of provoking before a leopard gecko will bite.

39. Pet Care head and your heart and take good care of your Hazard, Pets Typically Affected By,Common Signs to watch Dogs, cats, birds, small mammals, reptiles, may affect 1 http://www.spcapets.com/petcare.shtml

2825 Strunk Road, Jamestown, NY 14701 (716) 665-2209 CCHS Hours: M - F: Noon - 6PM Sat: Noon - 5PM 1st Sunday of month: website designed and hosted by: Mirror Images Pet Care Information Winter Pet Care Tips During the chilling beauty of winter, please take a moment to consider the safety and comfort of your pet. Here are a few ideas that may help your outdoor pet survive the winter season: Provide shelter for both cats and dogs. A good shelter should: Not be too big for the pet; Have a fairly small opening that can be covered by a piece of rug or soft plastic to keep the wind out; Have the opening facing away from the wind; and Be filled with straw (not hay) that is changed regularly. Provide proper food and water for the pet: A higher calorie, brand-name/premium food is recommended, as pets burn many more calories trying to stay warm; Fresh water must be available to prevent dehydration. Eating snow will lower the pet’s body temperature. Lukewarm water should be provided at least twice a day, and checked to make sure it has not frozen over. Electric water bowls and other devices can be purchased at pet stores, that will keep your pet’s water from freezing. Be sure your pet is in good physical condition: Make sure your pet is free from matted hair. Mats hold water and lower body temperature.

40. Division Of Animal Control - Pet Care - Reptiles And Salmonella pet reptiles should be kept out of households where children aged lessthan 1 year and immunocomprised persons live. Families expecting http://www.denvergov.org/AnimalControl/template2886.asp

Home About Denver Elected Officials Safety ... Online Services Search or View Directory About Us Adoption Photos Barking Dogs ... Mini-Survey Division of Animal Control Reptiles and Salmonella Recommendations for Preventing Transmission of Salmonella from Reptiles to Humans Persons should always wash their hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling reptiles or reptile cages. Persons at increased risk for infection or serious complications of salmonellosis (e.g., children aged less than 5 years and immunocompromised persons) should avoid contact with reptiles. Pet reptiles should be kept out of households where children aged less than 1 year and immunocomprised persons live. Families expecting a new child should remove the pet reptile from the home before the child arrives. Pet reptiles should not be kept in childcare centers. Pet reptiles should not be allowed to ream freely throughout the home of or living area. Pet reptiles should be kept out of kitchens and other food preparation of areas to revent contamination. Kitchen sinks should not be used to bathe reptiles or to wash their dishes, cages, or aquariums. If bathtubs are used for these purposes, they should be cleaned thoroughly and disinfected with bleach. Produced by: Center for Disease Control and Prevention Printer Friendly Version Email This Page Contact Us Search ... return to the top

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