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Your garden is home to many more bird species than you think. It is fascinating and also easy to observe them with their colours, songs and flying skills.

Ferrets, they are those little, clever and cute predators! Maybe not the most obvious pet at first but this doesn't make them any less fun. In this blog you will discover all about keeping ferrets.

Many people love dogs. A dog is fun, provides companionship and is a buddy for life. But you also have to care for him, and that care takes time, energy and money. Read everything you need to know before purchasing a dog here.

Goats are social and active animals that require specific care and environment to live optimally. In this blog, we discuss everything you need to know about caring for goats, from nutrition and housing to companionship and fencing.

Find out which foods and supplements best suit your feathered friends.

Birds are a feast in your garden. They come there to eat, build nests and raise their little ones. After a few small interventions you can be sure of twittering. How do you help the birds in your garden?

Rabbits and children are best buddies. Who else can you have so much fun playing with? But what do rabbits eat? Which breed should I choose? And what should I think about when I want to get a rabbit into my home? Here we inform you about the most important things and help you make a good choice.

Guinea pigs are social and affectionate animals that require specific care and environment to live optimally. In this blog, we discuss everything you need to know about taking care of guinea pigs, from nutrition and housing to companionship and health.

Birds are finding it increasingly difficult to find suitable food places. How can you lend them a hand? Find out here!

Would you like to keep rabbits but are lacking the space in your garden? Don’t worry, you can also keep rabbits inside your home. The benefits of indoor bunnies and tips on how to best care for them can be found below.

Discover useful facts about chickens here.

Dog poo – always annoying, especially when you step in it! But the stool also contains a lot of useful information. The shape, colour and consistency of the stool says a lot about your dog’s health and nutrition. So make sure you check your dog’s stools on a regular basis. Some tips on what to pay attention to can be found below.