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Reptiles Pet Care:     more books (100)

Garter and Ribbon Snake Care (Quick & Easy) by Philip Purser, 2005-09-30 Quick & Easy Green Anole Care by Raymond E. Hunziker, 2005-08-30 Red-Eared Sliders (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Katrina Smith, 2011-03-01 Snakes (Junior Pet Care) by Zuza Vrbova, 1997-08 Turtles: Everything About Purchase, Care, Nutrition, and Diseases (Pet Care Manuals) by Hartmut Wilke, 1987-09 The Ultimate Iguana Care Handbook - How To Take Good Care Of Your Pet Iguana by Iguana Care Expert, 2010-01-05 Raising Live Foods (Complete Herp Care) by Michael R. Hellweg, 2009-10-31 Caring for Your Turtle (Blastoff! Readers: Pet Care Library) (Blastoff! Readers Pet Care Library) by Colleen Sexton, 2010-08-08 The Proper Care of Snakes by Armin Geus, 1992-04 The Care of Land Hermit Crabs by Philippe De Vosjoli, 1999-08 General Care & Maintenance of Milk Snakes (General Care and Maintenance of Series) by Robert Applegate, 1992-12 Rhacodactylus: The Complete Guide to their Selection and Care by Philippe De Vosjoli, Allen Repashy, et all 2003-10 Garter and Ribbon Snakes: Facts & Advice on Care and Breeding (Reptile Keeper's Guide) by Richard Bartlett, Patricia Bartlett, 2001-09-01 Sulcata and Leopard Tortoises (Complete Herp Care) by E. J. Pirog, 2008-09

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61. The Pet Care Trust - Research Grants
    Mice or Rats as Classroom Animals; pet Mice White and Cage into the Classroom;Cage care and Other Amphibians and reptiles in the Classroom Amphibians Toads  
    http://www.petsforum.com/petcaretrust/PCTTC.htm
    
    Extractions: Small Mammals as Animals in the Classroom An Introduction to Small Mammals as Companion Animals Consideration of Domestic Mice or Rats as Classroom Animals Pet Mice: White Mice or Multi-Colored Mice Domestic Rats Choosing a Single Animal or a Colony Diet and Nutrition Mouse and Rat Handling, Taming, Exercise and Observation

62. The Pet Care Trust - News Releases
    and care for small mammals, ornamental fish, birds, reptiles, amphibians and invertebrateanimals. Additional workshops in 1999 were America's Family pet Expo  
    http://www.petsforum.com/PetCareTrust/PCTNR3.html
    
    Extractions: The 2000 Animals in the Classroom Teacher Workshop-Teacher's Pet Certificate Program was expanded to accommodate several requests for participation. Workshops conducted between January and April, 2000 included: Collaboration with the North Kitsap S.D, at Poulsbo, WA; Collaboration with Olympia SD, Olympia WA; Collaboration with four regional SD in Tampa, FL at the PIDA, Pets 2000; at WWPSA's America's Family Pet Show, Pomona, CA; in collaboration with Post Falls, ID SD, and; in collaboration with the Woodland Park Zoo, Education Department, Seattle, WA. Since July 1998, a total of 437 teachers have enrolled in the workshop program. Many of these teachers have submitted a workshop survey to grade the program, and make comments and suggestions. The workshop content and presentation grading typically receives an average score of between 9.3-9.6 in a maximum of 10 points. Teachers seem pleased with what they are learning, and comment that they are anxious to make changes in habitat and husbandry, and to apply new lesson plans for science, geography, behavior and animal management by students within the classroom. Several pet retailers have contacted the Pet Care Trust about the possibility of supporting a teacher workshop in their area. Two date four Pet Retails have provided animals and equipment for discussion and display at workshops outside of the pet show venues. Currently the limiting factor for expanding the program is inadequate time and funding to expand with more workshops throughout the nation. Retailers with ideas about workshop sites and support for teacher certificates are encouraged to contact Dr. John Pitts at 360-765-3311; fax 360-765-3399; email

63. Pet Supplies Information At Business.com
    Supplies Online pet store providing pet care supplies, accessories, food, treats,cages and more for ferrets, cats, dogs, birds, reptiles and small animals.  
    http://www.business.com/directory/retail_and_consumer_services/pet_care/pet_supp

64. Reptiles Information At Business.com
    pet Food and care Supplies tjspetshop.com pet store carries products for dogs,cats, birds, reptiles, fish, and small-mammals, from Advantage, Frontline  
    http://www.business.com/directory/retail_and_consumer_services/pet_care/pet_supp

65. Pet Care Sheets
    reptiles Iguanas Snakes Turtles Lizards more . . . Amphibians. Frogs Salamandersmore . . . Fish. Freshwater fish Salt-water fish more . . . All care sheets on  
    http://www.petstorecaresheets.com/caresheets.htm
    
    Extractions: more All care sheets on this site are living documents and are under a constant state of edit for grammar, format, and content. Please update your sheets periodically for the best, most accurate, and up-to-date information. In the future, you'll be able to 'subscribe' to specific care sheets and receive notices of format or content updates. In the meantime, please check back periodically. Optional f or

66. EFileSystem.com: Pet
    petco.com petco is a one-stop pet store for supplies for dogs, cats, birds, fish,reptiles, and other pets. Features pet toys, food, health care items, as  
    http://efilesystem.com/Recreation___Sports/Pet/more26.html
    
    Extractions: Find this Featured Pet Sites Links Pet-Abuse.Com - A free online resource for owners of abused pets - The newest improvement on the Abuse Registry Database, you can now register for an account with Pet-Abuse.Com, and receive e-mail updates when cases you select Pet-parade.com - Pet-Parade Areas Home FREE Pet Pages Cats Chinchillas Dogs Ferrets Gerbils Guinea Pigs Hamsters Mice Rabbits Rats The Daily Cat Classifieds Message Boards Free Offers Adopt a Pet Pet Names Pet PetAdoptions.com:Free Animal Adoption Free Pet Registration service in your local grocery store and - HOW DO I REGISTER MY PET ONLINE? 1.Purchase a PetAdoptions.com PetTag Here or at your local grocery or pet store. If you are having trouble finding a store near you email us. 2. Sign Up - pick Petagonia.com Holistic Pet Care Portal - Directory of pet online resources for holistic health and natural well-being for dogs and Petagonia.com Now Endorses SYN-FLEX Natural Pet Arthritis Dysplasia Relief Click Here for more information PetBond.com - A Community Based Pet Care, Pet Adoption and Pet Event Guide Pets Vets - Community Based Pet Care, Pet Adoption and Pet Event Guide Petbynet Your internet pet connection! Petbynet ~ Listings For Dog Breeders, Cat Breeders, Bird B

67. Ozark Pet Care Center ; The Pet Shop Tour
    reptiles may be the pet for you. They do require special care so read up on theirparticular needs before you buy so you can be sure they are the right pet for  
    http://www.ozarkpetcare.com/petshoptour.htm
    
    Extractions: Click here to find out why So please tour our Pet Shop, meet the staff, and look at our birds, animals, and fish. And if you have one of these pets or are interested in getting one, please do check out the pet care information. You can even print out the pages for later reference. Benita Ake is a lifetime resident of Harrison and has worked in The Pet Shop since 1995. She and her husband Jac have a son Cleyton Scott. She has 5 dogs, 2 cats, and horses. "I like meeting all the people who come by The Pet Shop. We have a lot of fun here." Michael Munsie hails from Massachusetts but has lived here over 10 years now. He attends North Arkansas College and is majoring in Agricultural Business and Animal Science with a special interest in poultry. He works at the county and district fairs to test poultry for disease. At home he has "Lassie", a Collie dog and fish. "I work here because I like both animals and people."

68. Ozark Pet Care ; Reptile And Amphibian Care Information
    I highly recommend getting a book on the particular species you own. HoweverI see many of the same mistakes in care that apply to all reptiles.  
    http://www.ozarkpetcare.com/reptile_amphib.htm
    
    Extractions: 2. Proper lighting. Sunshine is ideal and your reptile can be placed out doors when the air temperature is above 80 if you have a secure enclosure, and a shady area with water is provided. Second best is a full spectrum reptile light. (Not just a black light.) Putting them near a window is not enough, some wavelengths are still filtered out. UVB light is necessary for vitamin D production which in turn aids in calcium absorption from the gut. Use the reptile light 12-14 hours a day. Use the basking light at least 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the evening.

69. Pet Care And Safety
    may require the parents to find other child care arrangements. Children should washtheir hands after handling pets or pet items. All reptiles carry Salmonella  
    http://www.familymanagement.com/childcare/facility/pet.care.html
    
    Extractions: PETS Many child care providers who care for children in their own homes have pets. Pets can be excellent companions for children. Pets can meet emotional needs of children and others for love and affection. Caring for pets also gives children an opportunity to learn how to treat and be responsible for others. However, some guidelines for protecting the health and safety of the children should be followed. All pets, whether kept indoors or outside, should be in good health, show no evidence of disease, and be friendly toward children. Dogs or cats should be appropriately immunized (check with the veterinarian) and be kept on flea, tick, and worm control programs. Proof of immunizations should be kept in a safe place. Pet living quarters should be kept clean. All pet waste should be disposed of immediately. Litter boxes should not be accessible to children.

70. Books On Pet Supplies, Pet Health And Pet Care
    Bird Supplies and Products, Cat Supplies and Products, Dog Supplies and Products,Fish Supplies and Products, reptiles and Amphibians, Small Animals Supplies and  
    http://www.petstoresupplies.com/books.html

71. Discount Pet Supplies, Aquarium Supplies & Medicines
    discount pet supplies superstore Dogs • Cats • Birds • Wild Birds • SmallAnimals • reptiles • Fish • Gifts. pets cats dogs pet care, hamster care  
    http://www.pets-pet-supplies.com/pet-medicines-supplies.htm

72. Pet Meds - Discount Pet Medications And Supplies Online
    Cats • Birds • Wild Birds • Small Animals • reptiles • Fish • Gifts.pet medicines. Veterinary Services. pets cats dogs pet care, hamster care  
    http://www.pets-pet-supplies.com/

73. Reptiles - Snakes
    Light and Heat For many reptiles, the provision of and information on how yourexotic pet can be Pythons care and Handling Resources about the care and  
    http://exoticpets.about.com/cs/snakes/

74. PET DEPOT Dog Cat Bird Fish Horse Small Animal Amphibian Reptiles
    pet care Books Dogs Birds Cats Ferrets Fish Aquariums, Hedgehogs Hamsters HorsesRabbits reptiles Amphibians Find Any Book, General pet Links Acme pet  
    http://blakkat.com/pets.htm

75. Books On Reptiles And Amphibians
    Turtles and Tortoises Everything About Selection, care, Nutrition, Breeding, and CompleteGuide to Caring for Your pet at Every Browse reptiles Amphibians,  
    http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/nature/reptiles_amphibians.htm

76. Family Pet Doctor - Health Care And Advice For Reptiles And Amphibians By Dr. Ah
    Reptile and Amphibian health care and information to keep your petReptiles and Amphibians safe and healthy. Ask for advice online  
    http://www.familypetdoctor.com/reptiles/
    
    Extractions: A. It is safe to keep a pet snake around children as long as adult supervision is available. This, of course , would exclude poisonous or the larger species. The common ball python or indigenous garter snake are basically harmless and can provide a learni ng experience. Q. Is it true that snakes only eat live animals?

77. Pet Supplies
    Dogs Cats Birds Wild Birds Fish reptiles Small pets Books Complete Idiot's Guide topets Books Dog Calendars Cat Calendars Animal Posters pet care Videos Dog  
    http://www.ipetsuppliesonline.com/reptile_pet_supplies/

78. TechTV Store Powered By Buy.com
    include not only the professional in the pet industryconformation and Save $32.88Number of Issues 12 reptiles is devoted to the care and keeping of  
    http://www.buy.com/techtv/retail/list2.asp?loc=15544

79. ACS - Course Outlines
    trying to decide what type of pet to acquire handling, caging, feeding and other aspectsof rabbit care. environmental/caging needs of all reptiles; Discuss the  
    http://www.acs.edu.au/outlines/PetCare.asp

80. Stott's Course 0568 Veterinary Attendant / Pet Care
    cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, rodents, reptiles and fish. Excellent textbookshave been selected. Stott’s Veterinary Attendant/pet care course consists  
    http://www.stottsonline.com/website/course/0568.asp
    
    Extractions: VETERINARY ATTENDANT/PET CARE COURSE NO: 0568 Pets can mean a great deal to people, as they give pleasure, enjoyment and companionship. They require only food, shelter and kindness in return. In recent years the therapeutic value of human contact with pets has been explored, with dramatic and positive results. In prisons, hospitals and homes for the aged, pets have helped people overcome loneliness, depression, aggressive behaviour and physical handicaps as they teach them to trust and to share affection.

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