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Easter Bunny Blues: How to Care for Your New Pets
Your kids talked you into buying them baby chicks or bunnies for Easter: Now What? Chicks and bunnies are synonymous with the Easter holiday. Those cute little baby animals are worldwide symbols of fertility and new life that appears with Spring. Easter falls on Sunday, April 21st this year. Just in time for farm and pet stores to stock their bins with baby bunnies and chicks. Prepare for your new pets Giving chicks and bunnies as Easter presents is a long-standing tradition, but not a very good one. This tradition dates back to a time when these animals would be raised on the farm as livestock. Suburban and urban rabbits and chickens are usually considered pets these days. This means they require a higher level of care and have longer life spans. Generally, it’s a good rule to NOT give live animals as gifts. Fortunately, this trend has died off somewhat in recent years. The sad truth is that thousands of bunnies and chicks are given as Easter gifts every year, only to find themselves dumped at the shelter (or worse) when they are no longer cute fluffy babies and the kids get bored with them. Don’t purchase a live animal as an Easter gift unless you are prepared to care for that animal for the duration of its life. Ready to have a “Hoppy” Easter? Bringing home any sort of pet is a big commitment, one that requires research and planning. Chickens and rabbits are both social animals. They thrive and are happiest when they have at least one friend. There are benefits to keeping backyard chickens, namely those delicious free range eggs (they also eat bugs like it’s their job). Bunnies can make great pets for children and adults. They are cuddly and fun when properly socialized. Rabbits can be taught a variety of tricks, including how to use a litter box. Both animals require specialized housing and regular care. If you’ve been thinking about adding a furry or feathered friend to your family, Easter can be a great time to do it. Spring is when these animals are most readily available in farm and pet stores. Keep reading to make sure you are prepared for the commitment of your new pets and family members. Welcoming your new pets into the home Chickens and bunnies are not too difficult to care for, but they do require care. They need safe, secure habitats, appropriate food and bedding, and enrichment to keep them busy and happy. If you just can’t resist those cute little balls of fluff, make sure you’re prepared for the commitment of caring for them. Check out our prefab chicken coops and rabbit hutches to help you get started. Caring for Chickens Chickens can make great additions to any home, and in many places, are even legal to keep within city limits (although roosters generally are not allowed). Your chickens will need a chicken coop to lay their eggs and to keep them safe from predators. Chickens can be let out during the day to roam your backyard. They will eat tons of bugs, seeds, and anything else they can find. Many chickens will naturally return to their coop at night to roost, although you may need to teach them to do so at first. Always be sure to lock the coop at night to prevent predators from breaking in. Creature Comforts Most chickens begin laying eggs at around 6 months of age, and will lay an average of 5 eggs a week. A chicken coop with a designated nesting box will provide your chickens with a secure place to lay their eggs. This gives you an easy and consistent place to collect those eggs from. Most nesting boxes are easily accessible with a hinged roof for easy egg collection. You will want to check the nesting box daily for eggs. Line the nesting boxes with straw or other soft material to encourage your chickens to nest and lay inside the box. Learn more about setting up your nesting boxes here. Your chickens will need access to dry dirt or sand for dust baths, fresh drinking water, and a steady food supply. While your chickens will find plenty of things to eat in your garden, you will want to supplement their diet. Chickens can eat kitchen scraps such as fruits and vegetables; cooked beans, pasta, and rice; bread, nuts and seeds. You can also purchase poultry pellets to feed your chickens, which is essentially chicken kibble and will provide them with the balanced nutrients they need. You will also need to clean the chicken coop regularly. Chickens are relatively indiscriminate when it comes to relieving themselves; in other words, they will poop in the coop! Fortunately, many of our coops come with a slide out tray that will collect droppings and can be easily pulled out and hosed down. Be sure to change the straw and bedding once a week. The coop should be deep cleaned at least once a month. Get more chicken raising tips and tricks from mypetchicken.com. Chicken Coops Check out these chicken coops and more, available right now on Aosom.com: Caring for Rabbits Choosing the right breed There are over 60 breeds of domesticated rabbits in the world. Choosing the right breed of bunny for your family is important. Some of the most popular breeds include the Lionhead, the Flemish Giant, and the Holland Lop. All of these bunnies vary greatly in size, appearance, and personality, so be sure to do your research before bringing a bun home! You can learn more about rabbit breeds on Rabbitpedia.com. Rabbits require a rabbit hutch enclosure, whether they live inside the house, garage, or in the backyard. The hutch should be large enough for your bunny to comfortably stand up and move around. Rabbits need fresh hay and bedding inside their hutch. You will need to clean the hutch regularly, at least once a week. Most of our hutches feature slide-out trays to make daily clean up easier. Your bunny will need access to fresh water and food every day. You can purchase rabbit pellets at your local feed and farm supply store. You can also offer you bunny fresh green vegetables as a snack or treat. Have fun with your bun Rabbits also need socialization and enrichment. If you get your bunny from a home pet rabbit breeder, the babies will already be socialized with humans. To grow your bond with your pet bunny, make sure to interact with him every day. Bunnies are very social animals and love to cuddle. Sitting on the floor and letting your rabbit approach you for playtime and snuggles is the best way to interact with him. Rabbits are ground dwelling, burrowing animals that do not like to be picked up and carried around, as being high up is very uncomfortable for them. Your bunny will enjoy roaming around the house, so make sure to bunny proof your home. Get more useful tips and tricks to socialize your bunny here. Pet rabbits will need veterinary care. It’s a good idea to spay or neuter your rabbit, just like a cat or dog. You may need to seek out a specialty vet who is knowledgeable about rabbit care. Rabbit Hutches Check out these rabbit hutches and more, available now on Aosom.com: Play and Win! Want more Easter fun? Be sure to play our Easter Egg Hunt Game on the Aosom homepage for a chance to win some great prizes, including one of our rattan sets. Just in time for spring! -
Christmas inflatables and decorations buying guide
Once Christmastime rolls around, everyone scrambles to find the best Christmas decorations and inflatables — we all want to come up with the best possible holiday-themed decor. However, immersing your home in the Santa-themed atmosphere isn’t as simple as it seems — there are tons of options out there, and combining them into an aesthetically pleasing display requires some knowledge and forethought. With that in mind, Aosom put together this handy guide on Christmas decorations to help you out! Important features Type of decoration Lighting Materials Theme Different Christmas decorations Before you set out to buy your Christmas decorations, you should consider what kind of individual pieces you want. One of the biggest staples of your outdoor decor is likely going to be inflatables — they’re easy to set up, and they don’t take up a lot of space when it’s time to put them back in storage. However, you should consider the space around your yard carefully — an 11-foot Christmas castle will take up more room than a single inflatable Santa Claus. Just be careful not to put them near branches, bushes, or really any trees that could potentially poke and scratch the inflatables and damage them. Also, these require access to an electrical outlet, though most come with at least a 10-foot cord. You should also consider some Christmas wreaths and garlands that can be placed directly on your doors, windows, and home facade — as well as LED lighting strings and Christmas-themed lanterns. Lighting Any type of Christmas decor is far less pretty if you don’t light it up — which is why lighting is always a crucial part of any holiday display. And while we’ve already mentioned LED strings, remember — when it comes to Christmas lights, there’s no such thing as too much! Go wild with shining stars on your doors and light strings that run the entire length of your walls. And don’t forget the lighting on your inflatables and other decorative pieces in your yard! Ideally, you want to get inflatables that already have their own internal LED lighting; that way, you won’t need to cover them up with additional strings to really make them pop. Materials While the aesthetic appeal of your holiday decorations is important — you shouldn’t disregard other factors while choosing your Christmas decorations either. For instance: what kind of materials were used to manufacture them? This is vital, regardless of what specific piece of decor we’re talking about. When it comes to wooden figurines, you want high-quality, durable wood that’s also been polished and coated with a weather-resistant finish; this will ensure you don’t have to throw it away after a couple of weeks in the snow, rain, and cold. Plus, you want any figurines or inflatables you buy to have a stable and sturdy base, so you can place them anywhere in your home or yard without worrying they’ll constantly be falling over. And speaking of inflatables — seeing as you’re most likely to place them outside, you want them to be as durable as possible. This means only buying the ones that were made with water-resistant, IP44-rated polyester fabric; otherwise, the winter weather will make them unusable pretty quickly. You want the same kind of IP44 weatherproofing on any LED light frames for maximum durability — the floor stake design is perfect for outdoor use, as is a waterproof steel frame. Theme If you’re looking for a specific Christmas theme for your outdoor decorations, there are some elements that most decor options have in common. For instance, there’s the scene depicting the birth of Jesus — you can find it depicted in figurines, animated sets, and even inflatables. Of course, an obvious one is Santa Claus. And there’s a surprising number of options here, from a classic Santa or a scene depicting him with his reindeers and sleigh to the wackier varieties like Santa driving a Christmas-themed airplane or his holiday car. There are also all kinds of North-Pole-themed inflatables and centerpieces — from giant snowglobes to penguins depicting building their cartoonish igloos, along with every possible kind of Christmas tree you can think of. Gingerbread men, castles, and polar bears are also commonly depicted in Christmas decor. Pricing Finally, as with any other kind of shopping — buying Christmas decor also means thinking about the appropriate prices. So, what kind of money should you expect to pay for your holiday decorations? Naturally, all of this depends on your personal preferences and budget — some people don’t like to spend a lot of money on holiday decorations and opt for a more modest display. Still, even if you want to amp up your Christmas atmosphere with a ton of festive decorations, there’s no reason why you should overpay for them. For example, the price of individual inflatable pieces depends on their size, material quality, and whether they come with their own LED lighting. However, bear in mind that even the biggest inflatables shouldn’t set you back more than around a hundred bucks — anything past that means you’re probably getting a bad deal. -
What Kind of Playset Should I Get?
Introduction Nowadays, children are all looking at their smartphones and playing with the latest gadgets. When parents decide they want to go for a trip to the park, they find themselves leaving important chores at home and preparing everything down to the last detail before heading out. This makes it more of a hassle than a form of enjoyment. Why not take the playground home with you? Not literally, of course! There are available toys in the market today that offer the same recreation and fun as going to the park within the comfort of your own home. Presenting…playsets! Why go for a playset rather than individual toys sold separately? Kids having fun with playsets are developing their skills while playing. Letting their imagination run freely encourages kids to think creatively. Playsets also motivate children to communicate with you or their playmates. It urges them to speak their minds and hone their verbal and non-verbal skills. This results in building social relationships, not being afraid to interact with other people, whether by sharing or fostering friendly competition. Playsets are also good for sensory play and practicing fine motor skills by using the parts that have specific uses like toy wrenches, injections, mixers, and even small cashier registers! Now you know what playsets can do for your kids (and a little bit for you, too), let us check out the different choices you have before purchasing one. Size Matters Small Several playsets measure 2-3 feet tall and are no higher than your average toddler. These playsets are perfect for small spaces and often narrow enough to spare some space in the living room or nursery. For standard purposes, we consider the biggest playset part under 36” small. However, be on the lookout for playsets less than a couple of feet comprising even smaller parts as these can become choking hazards and are dangerous for younger children. Large For homes that can accommodate the bigger pieces, some playsets are more than 3 feet in height, some even running as big as trees! Usually, these playsets can be climbed on, stepped on, swung at, and sat on. They are made of more sturdy material and are composed of larger parts compared to the small playsets. Look for the Perfect Material Metal playsets Metal playsets are playsets that usually use thin gauge steel pipes which are welded and attached to the concrete. Their base is made of heavier metal pieces or concrete. They are colorfully coated and exposed to high heat, so the paint will not wear off easily in a powder coating process. Metal playsets need constant oiling and checking for rust buildup to preserve them and last longer by avoiding corrosion. Vinyl-coated playsets Vinyl playsets use treated lumber to make them more resistant to rotting. For added protection, the treated lumber is coated with PVC or vinyl, which is UV protected so it won’t lose its quality under the sun. Other parts of the playset may be made up of wood fiber and plastics from recycled materials. The best part is that no upkeep is required for vinyl playsets, causing its price range to be higher than metal or wooden playsets. Wooden playsets Wooden playsets are often made of cedar, pine, or redwood. Cedar playsets are resistant to rotting, decaying, and damages from pests. They have a sweet woody smell and hold paint and glue nicely, and are usually non-splintering. Northern White Cedar is the lightest of all commercial woods, so you can be assured of its quality. Pine playsets are frequently pressure-treated to last for years and contain safe preservatives that help prolong their quality. As a result, these playsets are not as expensive as Cedar and Redwood ones. Redwood playsets are the most expensive wooden material. Woodworkers swear by its durability, malleability, and minimum shrinkage and expansion. Maintenance like staining and sealing should be made yearly to prevent moisture from being trapped inside, resulting in earlier material decay. Best Features to Consider Space-saver For indoor playsets, you would want something that would be compact and foldable. It could also be a kit with storage like a bag, pouch, or box included. For outdoor playsets, look for small inclusions in the playset that will maximize the space it occupies like the driver’s wheel, handlebars, climbing ropes and rocks, poles, and even mini slides. Age-appropriate Are you buying a playset for your one-year-old or giving it as a gift to a toddler? Will a 10-year-old kid use the playset? Find a playset that matches the age requirement to ensure the kids are entertained, away from unexpected incidents, and develop their specific skillsets. Budget You don’t have to break the bank when deciding to buy playsets. They come in various prices ranging from a little over $20 bucks to hundreds of dollars. If you have the budget to splurge, make sure you buy playsets with features reasonable for their price. If you’re tight on the cost, you may check smaller playsets that still provide fun and safety compared to the expensive ones. Number of users Another thing to consider is the multiple players who will use the playsets. Will your only child be using the playset? Are there other kids who will be using the set? For outdoor fun, opt for something heavy-duty and made of quality material and components that will stand the test of time. Other Selection Tips Check warranty coverage. Various stores extend their warranty on parts, money-back guarantee, or lifetime warranty for some playsets. Look for suitable playsets that follow your neighborhood guidelines. You may also want to consider the weather conditions in your city if you are buying outdoor playsets. Playsets usually comprise several pieces, so you need to ensure that they have been correctly assembled. You should also double-check the condition of the playset before and during usage. Always make sure kids play with close adult supervision. Conclusion Playsets are made to bring enjoyable learning time to the children’s developmental years. After reading our guide, rest assured that choosing a playset is more simple than ever before. So make purchasing and playing with playsets a great bonding time for you and your little one! Visit Aosom for your playset needs! -
The Comprehensive Pet Travel Guide
Learn How You can Travel Safely by Car, Airplane, Ship or Train With pet travel and pet-friendly businesses catering to animal lovers at an all-time high in America there’s never been a better time to hit the open road with your furry friend in tow. However, before you head out, you want to consider what is the most comfortable and low-stress method of travel for your pets. As a pet parent you’ll want to associate pet travel with a lot of positive reinforcement, love and treats. Otherwise, your pets will howl and hiss every time you take out your suitcase. This pet travel guide will cover how you can easily prepare for any upcoming trip. Car Rides / Road trips Air Travel Ship Trips Train Rides Car Travel Plan a route Be prepared to take a 15 – 20 minute break every 4 hours. This will allow your smaller pets to relieve themselves on a regular schedule, as well as give them an opportunity to stretch their paws. Watch the weather Did you know that many pets become stressed during events like thunderstorms and fireworks during the 4th of July? As a result, be sure to review the upcoming weather patterns and try not to travel during a thunderstorm or any other natural disasters. If you want car rides with your pet to be associated as a fun activity in the long term, be sure to steer clear of those cloudy skies. Bring their Favorite Crate If you’ve already trained your pet, they probably have a comfy bed or crate that they love more than any other. Be sure to pack their crate with some comfy bedding. Some bigger dog breeds may require a special lift gate for safe back seat car travel. Conversely, if you are traveling with a cat you want to make sure that they are crated throughout your road trip. Pack a Bag with the following items: A Leash Toys Chews and Treats Food & Food Bowl Car Booster Seats (for smaller dogs) Poop Bags Litter Box Car Seat Cover Bottled Water Air Travel Bring an approved Air pet travel Crate Soft shelled crates that are collapsible are currently not approved by the TSA. Instead, opt for a hard shell case to keep them safe during the flight. That way your pet is protected in case anything heavy shifts toward them during the flight. Your pet must be at least 8 weeks old Prepare documents and be prepared to present your pet’s health certificate during the check in process Get to the Airport Early Flying with your furry loved one could add another 1 – 2 hours of pre-flight time to your travel itinerary. As a result, give yourself more than enough time to check both you and your pet’s into the airport well before your flight takes off. Check the TSA’s website for updated information The rules and regulations of the airways change rapidly. You may want to take a peep at the TSA’s website to see if there are any restrictions on flying with certain breeds and what areas you can’t travel to with your pet. Food and Food Dish While pet travel may seem like a complicated process, it has become increasingly more popular over the last several years. Just be sure not to forget the basics. Make sure to pack your pet’s food dishes in your carry-on and be sure to feed, hydrate and relief them before and after their plane ride. Boat Travel Bring and sunscreen Humans aren’t the only ones that need to put on some sunscreen before heading to the beach. The risk of sunburn and skin cancer is increased if your pet doesn’t have sunscreen applied. Dogs that are most likely to be susceptible are dogs with white coats, hairless dogs, and dogs with light colored fur. Consider switching to a harness Depending on if you are taking your pet on a cruise ship or a speed boat you will probably want to play it safe and not use a collar while on the boat. That way, if they should fall or slip across the boat they won’t run the risk of breaking their neck. Get a life jacket While it’s true that our pup’s have a swimming technique named after them, it would be prudent to pick up a dog life jacket to pack in your pet travel kit. Get a Potty Pad or Potty Grass This tip is vital if you are thinking about going aboard a boat for an extended period of time. Given that your pet won’t have the ability to find a nearby patch of soft grass to relieve themselves on, you will need to dedicate a space on your vessel for your pet to do their duty. Bring fresh water Even though you and your pet will be surrounded by water, you do not want to encourage your pet to drink any salty or dirty water. Depending on the size of your dog, bring enough water to sustain your pets throughout your aquatic escapades. Train Travel Contact the train operator first to make sure that you will be permitted to bring your pet. For instance, Amtrak does not allow for pets unless they are service dogs. However, some smaller train travel providers allow for smaller pets in carriers. Sorry, bigger dogs! Updated health records are needed. As with most other commercial transportation options, you will need to provide updated health records for your pets. Consider getting a rolling pet carrier. If you plan on doing some additional traveling once you arrive, having a easy to transport pet carrier will be a life save. This pet carrier has the ability to be used as a backpack, a tote and even a car seat. This accessory is versatility at its finest. Check out the video below: Pack a Bag with the following items: A Leash Chews and Treats Food & Food Bowl Poop Bags Litter Box Bottled Water Make sure that the lodging at your destination is ‘pet-friendly’ Be sure to call ahead and just ask if the hotel that you’re staying at will accommodate your cuddly tag along? Trust me, you don’t want to find this out when you show up at the hotel after a long day of travel. Although, if your pet is authorized to ride the train with you, it can be a lot of fun. Since your pet can sit close to you during the trip, it can be one of the least stressful travel methods on this list.
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