Buying guides and DIY builds for cages, hutches, enclosures and dog houses. Covers rabbits, rats, birds and bearded dragons, plus cage cleaning, odor control and keeping outdoor dog houses warm.
It is important to keep your doghouse warm just as you would keep your room warm. Using electricity as your main source of heat does work well but it too comes with its own downsides. For instance, it may be…
Bearded dragons are one of the easiest reptiles to domesticate. They are easy to care for, but adults need a big enclosure: ReptiFiles recommends at least 6 × 2 × 2 feet (ReptiFiles), and 4 × 2 × 2 feet…
Sometimes, purchasing a bearded dragon terrarium could be not so pocket friendly for you. Or you’re thinking how you’ll have to change out the tanks as soon as your beardie gets a little bigger. If that’s you then your best…
Bird carriers allow you to carry and move your pet bird from one location to another. They come in different designs including Soft-sided, Plastic, Acrylic, backpacks and flatpack metallic cages. If you love traveling or walking around with your feathered…
It is necessary to insulate plastic dog houses that are situated in cold areas in your homestead. This is very important especially during winter. There are various insulation methods and materials you can use to carry out the kennel insulation…
Wooden pallets are readily available materials from which you can build low-cost DIY rabbit cage. This is a nice way to put your crafts into practice or at least learn something new. All you need is basic construction tools and…
If you’re planning to make a journey with your pet rat, it is important you find the perfect escape-free travel carrier that will have room for sleeping, eating and playing. In case you are wondering which travel cage is the…
If you own rabbits, it is pretty obvious that where they live should be as clean as possible. This is one the easiest the keep your bunnies healthy and free of diseases. It will also leave you home smelling fresh.…
Rabbit owners always accuse rabbits of emitting pungent smells. However, this is not all true since most of the time, the bad smell arises from the unhygienic conditions the bunnies are exposed to, causing the cages to smell. There are…
