Pets & Animals Infographics

This infographic from Giraffe Childcare takes a look at foster moms – that is foster moms in the world of animals, from common house pets to those in the wild.

We can learn a lot from animals if we pay attention. Check out the following infographic from BestPsychologyDegrees.com to learn some life lessons from animals.

Do you know any of these famous gators? They exist in cartoons, videos and comics. View Hostgator’s list of famous gators and see if you know all of them or if you have more to add onto the list.

This infographic includes some interesting facts about rats including the Brown Rat and Black Rat. For example, did you know that rats only have a lifespan of three years? I guess that is why there was no remake of Pixar’s Ratatouille. How about that rats achieve sexual maturity in 5 weeks of birth?

With the holiday season quickly approaching, it’s important for pet owners to keep in mind the potential hazards that are posed by assumed “harmless” holiday spirit. While we would hate to be the Scrooge of Reality during this season’s celebrations, it’s important you put that spiked eggnog down for a few, and sip on these sobering facts.

Here is an infographic entitled “How To Maximize Your Wildlife Experience Using A Trail Camera” which presents the big idea of showing what a big difference the optimal usage of a trail camera can create in capturing images of wild animals.

It’s time to gear up for the holiday season, and, for dog owners, that means showering our companions with toys and treats. Along with the excitement comes the stress of choosing the right present for your best friend. To save you some stress and to guarantee your pup the best holiday season possible, The Dog Training Secret has put together this guide to puppy present shopping.

Although fall can be an exciting and welcomed time of year for most people, it can also be a riskier time of year for dogs. During the fall season, most dogs will have to deal with changes in the weather, meeting unfamiliar people visiting during the holidays, and more opportunities to eat potentially harmful foods. As such, it’s important to be proactive in working to keep your dog safe this fall.