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Fall on Long Island is filled with crisp air, cozy vibes, and plenty of pumpkin everything. But while we humans may love the season,...

Reptiles may look tough, but they can be surprisingly delicate when it comes to injury, illness, or stress. Whether you live with a bearded dragon, a curious corn snake, or a stoic tortoise, a reptile-specific first aid kit is essential for handling minor issues or stabilizing your pet before a vet visit. Here’s everything you need to build your own reptile first aid kit and keep your cool when your cold-blooded buddy needs help.

Hurricane season can bring sudden evacuations, long power outages, and unpredictable conditions. As an exotic pet parent, it's essential to prepare in advance—not just for yourself, but for your feathered, furry, or scaly companions, too. From creating emergency kits to knowing where you can go with your pets, preparation is key to keeping everyone safe.

Life with small mammals—like rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas—is full of tiny hops, cute squeaks, and adorable antics. But just like any pet parent, being prepared for unexpected health issues or accidents is key. Having a well-stocked first aid kit tailored to your small furry friend can make all the difference in an emergency.

Quick and easy checklist to guide you through spring maintenance for your feathered, scaled, or furry family members.

must-have supplies to keep on hand and how they can help you provide immediate care before seeking veterinary assistance.

The holiday season can be an exciting yet challenging time for people and their exotic pets. Here are some tips to help!

Let your creativity shine by making just about anything to keep your exotic pet happy, healthy, and engaged!

The summers are an exciting season for birds, but there are certain things that Long Island bird owners must be wary about.

Having a plan for unexpected life situations will help to ensure your and your pet's safety before, during, and after an emergency.

Rabbits can carry and spread illnesses just like dogs and cats can and should be kept up-to-date with vaccines.