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Animal Care advice

Get advice on caring for your pets, including health, nutrition, and behavior, See one of our many care guides for all animals available in store!

Pet Supplies and Food

Visit one of our Stores to find a wide range of supplies and food at competitive prices for your pets ranging from dogs and cats to exotics like reptiles and birds.

Pet Boarding Service

Going on vacation? We provide a safe and comfortable environment for your pets while you're away, with daily care and attention, Ask about our pet boarding services today!

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Care Advice

Dedicated care advice for all your pets, check out one of our many care guides!

Customer Support

Our friendly staff are always ready to assist you with any questions or concerns about your pets.

100% Irish Owned

We are a locally-owned business committed to serving our community.

Quality Products

We source only the best quality products for your pets, ensuring their health and happiness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequent questions we get asked about Exotic Pets and answers.

  1. Absolutely! Many exotic pets are great choices for beginners. Some of the easiest species to start with include leopard geckos, which are low-maintenance reptiles, bearded dragons, known for their interactive personalities, and corn snakes, which are among the simplest snakes to care for. For bird lovers, budgies are a beginner-friendly option, while guinea pigs are a gentle and easy-to-handle mammal. These animals are hardy, have straightforward care requirements, tolerate handling well, and are widely supported by exotic veterinarians. For first-time exotic pet owners, it’s best to avoid more challenging species such as chameleons, axolotls, or African grey parrots, as their care needs are more complex and demanding.
  2. However, even beginner-friendly exotic pets require proper research and commitment. Make sure to learn about their specific care needs, including diet, habitat setup, temperature/humidity requirements, and potential health issues.
  1. UVB light is essential for reptiles to synthesize Vitamin D3 in their skin, which is needed for calcium metabolism, bone health, and preventing fatal Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD). Beyond bone health, it boosts immune system function, promotes proper digestion, helps in hormone regulation, and improves overall behavioral well-being.
  2. It is very important to use an appropriate reptile-specific lighting, such as T5 fluorescent tubes or mercury vapor bulbs, rather than relying on natural sunlight filtering through glass, which can block UVB rays
  1. For dogs with sensitive stomachs, the best foods are typically highly digestible, low in fat, and formulated with limited ingredients to minimize irritation. Veterinary experts often recommend diets featuring novel proteins like salmon or duck and gentle carbohydrates like sweet potato or oatmeal .
  2. Highly Digestible Proteins: Lean meats like chicken, turkey, salmon, and white fish are easier for the digestive system to process than fatty meats.
  3. Gentle Carbohydrates: Simple carbohydrates like sweet potato or oatmeal are easier to digest than complex ones
  4. Wholesome Ingredients: Look for dog foods that use natural ingredients and avoid artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors.
  5. Gut Health Support: Look for added prebiotics (to feed good bacteria) and probiotics (live beneficial bacteria) to help balance the intestinal microbiome.
  6. Omega Fatty Acids: Sources like fish oil or flaxseed help reduce inflammation in the digestive tract and support skin health
  1. When choosing a pet for a child, it’s important to consider safety, temperament, and care needs. Small mammals like guinea pigs are gentle, social, and easy to handle, making them ideal for younger children, while hamsters are fun to observe but require gentler handling due to their size and nocturnal habits. Rabbits suit older children who can manage their enclosure space, cleanliness and social needs.
  2. For aquatic pets, small freshwater species like tetras are low-maintenance and teach responsibility without overwhelming care requirements. Birds such as budgies are intelligent, social, and engaging, but need daily interaction and a safe, enriched environment. Beginner reptiles like leopard geckos or corn snakes can be rewarding for older children, though they require proper enclosures, heating, and careful hygiene.
  3. Ethical pet ownership means matching the pet’s needs to the child’s abilities and ensuring the animal has space, care, and respect. Choosing thoughtfully helps children learn responsibility and empathy while keeping pets healthy and happy.

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