Did you have a nice Thanksgiving weekend? In case you were busy shopping till you dropped at the after Thanksgiving Day sales, stuffing yourself on turkey leftovers, or in general enjoying time with your family and didn’t have time to stay up on the Pets Blog, here’s a recap of what Aimee and I wrote on:
Monday, November 19
He’s no TV or movie star, but that dog of mine has developed a fan club nonetheless.
This is one pet Murphy would like to have! Aimee detailed why this type of lizard makes a good beginner lizard pet.
Tuesday, November 20
My Top 5 Animal Loving Role Models
Who were your animal lover role models when you were growing up? Mine were my dad, Marlin Perkins, Tarzan, Jacques Cousteau, and Jane Goodall. I explained why each of them influenced me.
Aimee wouldn’t recommend this type of lizard for beginners, but she says they make a good choice for skilled reptile hobbyists because these are intelligent and interesting lizards.
Wednesday, November 21
We try not to upset Mr. Meow’s comfy domestic existence with too many road trips, but sometimes it’s inevitable. And actually he fares pretty well and is a pretty darn good travelin’ cat!
Aimee talked about a specific type of monitor lizard, the Savannah Monitor, and what kind of needs it has if you’re planning on becoming this kind of lizard parent.
Thursday, November 22
15 Things My Pets Make Me Thankful For
Since Thanksgiving is all about gratitude I made sure to list some of the things Murphy, Kitty, and Tabby make me most grateful for. (I limited myself to only 15 but they make me grateful for much more than that.)
Sounds almost like an insult you’d wing at someone you didn’t particularly like, doesn’t it? Well, it’s actually a type of lizard and Aimee explained what you’d have to provide to make your blue tongued skink a happy member of your family.
Friday, November 23
Traveling with cats isn’t as easy as traveling with dogs. Their needs are a little different, so I listed a few things that might make it easier on you and your cat if you ever do have to travel together.
Vitamin A Deficiency in Reptiles
People aren’t the only ones who can suffer from lack of Vitamin A, but in your reptile’s case it could prove fatal. Aimee listed what the signs of such a deficiency are and how to remedy it.
Saturday, November 24
Metabolic Bone Disease in Reptiles
Aimee explained that even though this is a common disease to reptiles, it’s also preventable and curable. She explained how it can happen and how to treat it if it does.
Sunday, November 25
Symptoms of Metabolic Bone Disease in Reptiles
Aimee listed the symptoms to look for in reptiles suffering from this disease.