Pet Tips (March 25, 2019)

Tis the season for baby chicks. We have a fun project for making a perch for the little ones. Share your pet photos and tips with us and the members.

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Barbara

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Today's Featured Post

Brooder Box Perch

By lalala...

Starting around week 5 we noticed that our girls were trying to roost on anything and everything that was available.

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Today's Guides

Tips for a House Bunny (and Mice)

Grey floppy eared bunny on a grey couch.

Finding a Birman Kitten

Does Fixing a Cat Help With Behavior?

A siamese cat looking out window blinds.

My Dog is Eating Grub Worms

Homemade Bird Toys

Dog Scratching But I Don't See Any Fleas

Today's Posts

Pepper (Timneh African Grey)

By kidswithbeaks

I got this bird on Craigslist from a lady who was opening up a daycare in her house and could not have little Pepper anymore. Although she does not say a word she does plenty of sound effects.

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Natural Way to Keep Chickens Out of Yard

Plant marigolds and spray vingear around the area you don't want your chickens to play, or destroy, LOL.

Good Skillet Meal For Pet

My dog was out of his dog food so I fried up some ground beef and ground chicken. After washing and draining it in a colander to get some of the grease off, I put it back in the skillet and added turnip greens, cooked rice, and a squirt of Worcestershire sauce.

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Today's Questions

Moving Duck Eggs

I have a big pond with a male and female duck. I found a nest with 3 eggs in it yesterday and 4 today. I also found two eggs that were laid in the pond and read online that they can be very resilient before the incubation period starts and that if an egg is laid in water it can still survive if taken out. Should I take the two eggs out and put them in the nest? Or should I just leave them alone?