How to choose the right pet for apartment living [Infographic]
Whether furry, feathered or finned, there's bound to be a pet to suit your style and living space. And it's helpful to know that there are some pets that just won't work in this kind of space.
Mon, Aug 27 2012 at 6:04 PM
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anonymous
Guest Feb 16 2013 at 1:04 AM

I disagree with nofeatherleftbehind, my budgerigar is very quie, she usually just stands on her perch in her cage all fluffed-up and cosy (she doesn't like to fly around much)! Although, she every has brief bleeping moments of excitement, I also have a small indoor rabbit and an indoor cat (Birman) and live in a small/medium 1st floor apartment, all of my pets are very happy, healthy and well looked after a get all the exercise they need (and there quiet too)!

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anonymous
Martyna Sep 04 2012 at 10:17 AM

Great!!

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nofeatherleftbehind Aug 28 2012 at 4:58 PM
I do Avian Rescue on the side and graphic design for a living. *Parrots in apartments are a BAD IDEA.* They're long-lived, needy, and loud in most instances. Cockatoos and macaws can be destructive, chewing on walls and whatever they can get their beaks on. It's natural for them to do this to maintain their beaks. The noise leads to neighbor complaints and people giving them up. Budgies, finches, and cockatiels (tiels are usually not as loud, but can be) are decent apartment pets. I recommend Petfinder
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to find your new pet. They have a variety of critters that are in need of homes. Oh! And always research your prospective pet before bringing it home. <3
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