Our apartment seems to have become the critter apartment with 3 ferrets, 6 rats, a tarantula and soon a sugar glider. So when a friend of ours asked if we wanted to take in a mouse it was no problem. I am wondering if the rats and the mouse can be kept together or if we need to get the mouse a seperate cage.
Sugar gliders are omnivores, and they should eat about 40 percent vegetables and 50 percent protein. Find out how to feed sugar gliders crickets and monkey biscuits withhelp from the manager of a pet store in this free video on pet sugar gliders. Expert: Ashlee Bio: Ashlee has been the manager of Pet Planet in Riverton, Utah for the last three years. Filmmaker: Michael Burton
I would like to become an exotic veterinarian, like one who works at the zoo part time and one who works at a practice for people’s pets part time. What school would I need to go to, and what course requirements would I need? I know that it would be insane to try to work on a large number of animals at the zoo, but like…say I specialized in big cats, at the zoo, what would I need? And if I worked with sugar gliders, ferrets, rats, etc…in the seperate practice. Is there a seperate veterinary school, or simply seperate course requirements?
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