Pets

About Pets

All pets reduce stress in their owners and help to avoid it. For example, canaries and parrots perfectly cheer up and save you from depression. What can we say about our four-legged friends, cats and dogs, the constant communication and care of which simply does not leave time for sad thoughts. But it turns out that even watching aquarium fish can improve sleep, calm and reduce stress. Before choosing a pet, consider what pets you already have and what you want to get out of having a new pet.

Dogs

Dogs bond with their owners and make excellent companions, but a dog of any breed needs grooming and regular walks if it lives indoors.

Cats

Cats are wonderful companions because of their easy-going nature and low maintenance care. Plus, they are playful and curious, so they can be very entertaining pets.

Birds

Many birds like finches and cockatiels are domesticated, but others are considered exotic, including African greys, Amazons, Canary Wing Bee Bees, Cockatoos, and Lories.

Horses

There are thought to well be over 350 breeds of horse in existence around the globe today. However, given that there’s no scientifically accepted definition for what formally constitutes a horse breed, there isn’t an exact number.

Reptiles

Reptiles are an ancient group of terrestrial vertebrates that originate from their ancestors - the most ancient dinosaurs.

Small Pets

While some of these pets may seem to be common, they are still considered exotic. Many families adopt chinchillas, mice, gerbils, prairie dogs, ferrets, and rats.