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Last Answer : There is no inventor of animals as pets. It happened spontaneously thousands of years ago when both some animals and humans found that working together would be beneficial to both of them. As some ... during this interaction, they and their humans formed a close bond which developed over the years.

Description : I hate using chemicals on my animals an on my lawn. Is there something that I can use that's not poisonous and still works on fleas and ticks?

Last Answer : Try Natural Defense products for fleas and ticks. Use diatomaceous earth, (the kind that can be eaten) in the garden to get rid of pests. Practice good hygiene. Don't allow your pet to eat ... There are herbal teas available that can cleanse the digestive tract,but make sure they are safe for pets.

Description : How many pet owners make their pets the prime beneficiary in their wills?

Last Answer : There's no exact number known, but a high percentage of people do create trusts for their pets. Since pets by law are considered personal property, one cannot leave them money. But provisions can be put ... car of pets after the owner dies. Consulting with a lawyer is necessary to draw up a trust.

Description : I know ferrets and snakes are pretty clever...but are there any other pet animals that you must pay extra pay extra close attention to- when leaving them in a cage?

Last Answer : Actually, there are a number of animals smart enough to open their cages unless a key is the only way to open the cage. Apes, monkeys, parrots, crows, horses, even elephants and of course, dogs and cats. ... she was 6 months old. Needless to say, I keep them locked now. She can't reach the keys.

Description : My children, ages 5 and 7 want a pet. I was thinking of starting with a small animal. What is a good choice?

Last Answer : First be sure your children are ready to handle a pet and will be kind and gentle. Rabbits, mice, rats, gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs, fish - all are good choices. Pets teach children ... caring for all types of creatures. Never leave your children unattended with a small pet or any pet.