The Omlet Guide to Pets

The Omlet cat guide covers everything you need to know about cats. You can use it to help you find the perfect cat breed for you, discover exactly what cat ownership involves and even find out why cats go crazy for catnip. You can also learn about the incredible history of the domestic cat, on its journey from prehistoric mouse-catcher to Internet phenomenon!.

This guide contains all the information you need to keep your backyard hens healthy and happy. It aims to turn a novice into an expert, with advice on everything from feeding and hatching, to predator deterrents and health-checks. It also includes a comprehensive FAQ section, and looks at each of the 50 States and their local chicken laws. Anything chicken, we've got it covered.

The Omlet dog guide covers everything you need to know about looking after your dog. Use it to help you find your ideal dog breed and learn how to make him feel like a member of the family. There’s lots to discover from crate training to removing ticks and from choosing the right dog breed to controlling barking.

These quacking pets lay just as many eggs as a chickens and have inbuilt oil cans to help them stay waterproof. There is lots of information about caring for these waterfowl and fascinating facts. Did you know that male ducks moult twice a year, compared to the females once a year? Or that ducks must have access to water. Swat up on these wonderfull animals here.

This complete guide tells you everything you need to know about keeping canaries and zebra finches, along with many other popular pet finch species. From choosing a bird, setting up the cage and selecting the right food, to breeding, showing and keeping the birds happy and healthy, this is both an ideal introduction to the subject and a handy guide for the most experienced finch enthusiast.

Learn all about how we have Ghengis Kahn and a French priest to thank for our pet gerbils, and all about how to buy, care for and play with these lovely little animals. You don't even have to conquer Mongolia.

You can discover the wonderful world of these cute little creatures. They make great pets for your children because they are so friendly and easy to look after. Learn where they came from, how many toes they have on their front feet, why it isn't impossible to pick a guinea pig up by its tail and much more.

Hamsters are one of the world's most popular pets. In our guide, you can learn all about their amazing history and how to keep your hamsters healthy and happy.

If you are thinking about breeding and incubating your own eggs this guide will teach you everything you need to know to get started. You can learn about how to do natural incubation (underneath a hen) and artificial incubation using a home incubator.

Our comprehensive guide tells you everything you need to know about looking after parakeets – the most popular pet bird in the world. From setting up a cage and choosing the right food, to training your birds and keeping them happy and healthy, it’s both an ideal introduction to parakeet keeping and a handy reference for the experienced bird-keeper.

This guide is for anyone who keeps parrots, and everyone considering bringing one of these amazing birds into their home. It covers all sizes of commonly kept species, from dainty Parrotlets and boisterous Cockatiels to super-intelligent African Greys and huge Macaws. It shows you how to house, feed, train and entertain your pets, and offers invaluable tips on how to ensure your parrots lead a long, fulfilled, and stress-free life.

Quail are the perfect pet for really small gardens. They lay as many eggs as chickens and are little balls of joy. Learn all about keeping quails yourself in this eggspertly written guide.

Read about these furry animals and their amusing antics. You can learn the basics of caring for your pet or study their anatomy. Do you know your dewlap from your scut?! Or did you know that unchecked a rabbit's teeth will grow 5 inches a year? You can read all this and more in Omlet guide to keeping rabbits.

In the words of the great Charles Darwin, who devoted years to studying the earthworm. "It may be doubted whether there are many other animals in the world which have played so important a part in the history of the world.". This guide will teach you everything you need to know about these wonderful creatures.