Chinchillas As Pet
On March - 9 - 2010
chinchilla as pet is a great companion and tips where you can pick up such as on chinchilla care, habitat and cage.
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Sleep-E-Sack Super Sleeper
On October - 1 - 2009
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The Sleep-E-Sack Super Sleeper is an oversized sleeping bag for a variety of small animals, Comes with four strong clips so you can position it low inside any wire pet home for guinea pigs and dwarf bunnies or hang it high for ferrets, Fleece lining and plush padding for extra comfort, provides the perfect place to play or sleep and are machine washable, For Chinchillas, Guinea Pigs, Rabbits, Ferret and Pet Rats, 17-1/2L x 11W
Deluxe My First Home Multi-Floor - Large
On September - 28 - 2009
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Provides exciting layers of living space for frisky ferrets, busy bunnies, and other small pets, Comes complete with 3 Comfort Shelves, 3 Safety Ramps, Food Dish, and fun toy, The deep plastic base prevents bedding from scattering while the white wire top makes for easy viewing and superb ventilation, For Chinchillas, Ferrets, Guinea Pigs, Pet Rats, Rabbits, 29H x 18W x 30D
Super Pet Take Me Home Travel Home - Medium
On September - 25 - 2009
Take Me Home Travel Homes are the perfect way to take your pet on a trip…across town or across the country. They feature a convenient carry handle, large access door and durable plastic base. Great for baby ferrets, chinchillas, hamsters, mice, gerbils, and pet rats. Travel homes fit inside and can be combined with Come Along Carrier (sold separately) for the ultimate in critter travel. Dimensions: 13 inches L x 8 inches W x 7.5 inches H
some good, easy to care for, plants for my pets?
On September - 23 - 2009
i have 2 different habitats that could use some plants. the first one is the one with my chinchillas, we thought it would be nice to get them a plant to chew on, but we don’t know what plants to use. we want something easy to care for, that doesn’t need sun to grow, and won’t poison our chinchillas.
the 2nd one is for our tortoise, same thing, easy to care for, doesn’t need sunlight (or can survive on a heat lamp), and won’t poison the tortoise (he’s a solcata, if that makes any difference)
thank you!
ok, something alive and realistic. im sorry, but i cant fit a tree in the chinchilla cage
chinchillas also absolutely love eating pine tree branches (make sure they are dry and do not contain pine tar). They also love fresh alfalfa or oat hay to munch on.
Sulcata tortoises are grazing tortoises so they need grazing foods like grasses and weeds. These grasses and weeds need to be fertilizer and pesticide free. They can have a certain amount of high fiber greens like turnip greens, kale, escarole, etc., but the majority (70%) of their diet should be grasses/weeds. Hay is a good way to supplement when grass and weeds are not available.