More Exotic Pets
Various other animals some of which are not commonly thought of as pets, including domestic animals like goats, llamas, and alpacas, and wild animals such as big cats, monkeys (primates), skunks, kinkajous, coatimundis, raccoons, along with opossums (including short tailed opossums), and giant african land snails, and birds.
Good introduction to jerboas including housing and feeding. By Matthew Wright.
Gallery of pet Chipmunk pictures submitted to About Exotic Pets by our readers.
Gallery of pet squirrel photos submitted to About Exotic Pets by our readers.
Gallery of pet opossum photos submitted to About Exotic Pets by our readers.
A look at the suitability of exotic cats as pets.
Gallery of pet Red Fox photos submitted to About Exotic Pets by our readers.
Carolina Dog American Dingo Pictures, photos, pet pictures, Carolina Dogs American Dingoes
Gallery of reindeer pictures submitted to About Exotic Pets by our readers.
Should monkeys be kept as pets? Here are some reasons they do not make good pets.
These critters are aptly named, with the larger species reaching up to a foot in length. Since they are so big they can cause a lot of destruction to vegetation and on top of that they are very prolific breeders, so they can't be kept in the US. However, they are kept as pets in some countries, and are farmed for food in some parts of Africa. Owners of these snails find they make interesting pets.
Profile of the kinkajou, what to expect from a kinkajou, and basic care needs of pet kinkajous.
A description of wallaroos, which are sometimes kept as pets, including size, life span, and basic needs.
Gallery of pet kinkajou pictures submitted to About Exotic Pets by our readers.
From R-ZU-2-U, a very brief introduction to the binturong.
Care information from R-ZU-2-U, including a bit on different species kept as pets.
PetSheep is an informal list for people who keep or raise pet sheep.
Read about Agnes, a pet sheep. As her owner points out, sheep are not dumb and can make lovely companions too.
