…on the jaguar. Their book could well be called “The Complete Book of the Jaguar”. There is certainly no competitor for the title. While understandably basing their report on the…
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…eaten by humans come from German zoos and safari parks. They are surplus stock, unsellable due to too much breed- ing. More and more zoos seem to prefer not to…
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…no uniformity from state to state when in fact most exotic owners, weather public or private, commercial or non-commercial, large or small, generally obtain their animals on an interstate basis,…
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…the shop – come, come! You will see! ” Surprised, and not sure whether I had adequately communicated that we were only interested in live cats (finding a stuffed animal…
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…Medetomidine, in combination with he dissociativeanaesthetic, Ketamine hydrochloride, delivered with a Telinject air-compressed blowpipe. This drug combination was chosen because of the excellent reports in the literature (zoosandlor captive conditions)…
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…e e m s a good t ime t o call attention t o the fact that many of you have been wasting a precious commodity. Zoological Supply Company of…
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…11930. The Long Island Ocelot Club i s a non-profit, non-commercial club, inter- national i n membership, devoted to the welfare of ocelots and other “Exotic” felines. Reproduction of the…
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…i n f u l n a r r a t i v e . We complied w i t h a l l t h e complex r u…
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…shares some small cat characteristics. For example, it does not roar like the big cats, nor can it purr like the smaller cats. They make audible communication through a complex…
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…be picky and, because the world’s captive community is so limited, finding a compatible mate can be like dating in a very small town.” “The world’s captive community” of course…
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