Olivia Moore The Mongolian gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus) is the most common gerbil species kept as a house pet. These gerbils, as their name suggests, originally come from Mongolia, and live in arid areas in small groups. Mongolian gerbils make very popular pets because they are small, gentle animals that rarely bite. They have been selectively bred to … Read more
Ensuring your guinea pigs have a safe and comfortable home is very important as their owner. Learn all about how to house your guinea pigs here.
Toys help to keep your guinea pig exercised and entertained, but with so many on the market, it can be difficult to know which ones will be best for your pet. Find out which toys we reccommend.
Guinea pigs generally keep themselves clean and require minimal grooming. However, you should still brush their fur, clip their nails trim their hair and clean their ears as needed. Learn how to groom your guinea here.
Feeding your guinea pigs correctly helps to keep them happy and healthy. Their diet should be made up of fresh hay, fresh vegetables and pellet food. Learn more about feeding your pet guinea pig.
Like dogs and cats, rabbits can be litter trained. Follow our steps on how to litter train your bunny.
Does your rabbit seem to hate you? Why won’t they let you pick them up? Why do they run away when you come close? Find out why your bunny acts like this and how to build a bond with them.
Two of the most common rabbit behaviors are digging and chewing. While these behaviors are normal for your bun, and you won’t be able to stop them, you can protect your house from those teeth and nails.
Your rabbit uses many different behaviors to communicate. But what do all these behaviors mean? Learn how to understand your rabbit with these common behavior tips.
Rabbits need a lot of exercise. A lack of exercise in your bun can cause depression and reduce their quality of life.