Traveling with an exotic pet requires careful planning and adherence to specific regulations, especially when visiting or moving within South Africa.

South Africa has specific laws and regulations governing the ownership and keeping of exotic animals as pets.

The National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act (NEMBA) is a crucial legislation in South Africa that aims to protect and conserve the country's rich biodiversity.

Things to consider before adopting an exotic pet.

Squirrel monkeys are highly social animals in the wild

In the vibrant and diverse ecosystems of South America, a captivating creature roams—the South American Coati

Skinny pigs are an almost hairless breed of guinea pig

The Silkie chicken is a breed of chicken named for its unusual fluffy plumage

Interesting information about the scorpion

Ringnecks are native to Australia

Quails colouring is generally a mottled brown with a streak of white

Pheasants are a gamebird that initially originated in Asia

All about that great show bird, the Peacock.

Marmosets are small, South American monkeys

Hedgehogs are mostly nocturnal animals

The golden-handed tamarin are very small and agile monkeys.

Geckos are relatively easy to keep as pets.

The fantail is a highly elegant breed of fancy pigeon.

All about the large eared Fennec Foxes

Interesting info about the mighty duck species.