Do exotic pets do more damage?

All pets deal the same damage (Worms and Chimaeras excepted, because their exotic abilities are actually a DPS loss), they just have different utility.

Are exotic pets stronger?

It's purely a thematic difference. There is no DPS difference between any pet in BFA. However, there is a competitive difference when not using an Exotic Pet because Exotic Pet families have an extra family ability. This will ALWAYS be extra utility, not DPS.

What are the cons of exotic pets?

Human Health Risk. Exotic animals pose serious health risks to humans. Many exotic animals are carriers of zoonotic diseases, such as Herpes B, Monkey Pox, and Salmonellosis, all of which are communicable to humans. A large percentage of macaque monkeys carry the Herpes B virus.

What are the benefits of owning an exotic pet?

Why is it a bad idea to have exotic animals as pets?

Exotic animals are unpredictable. Their behavior may change with seasons or life cycles in ways we don't understand. They rarely bond with their owners. Pet primates, big cats and reptiles have attacked and seriously injured their owners, unsuspecting neighbors and bystanders.

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Is it ethical to have exotic pets?

While keeping some exotic pets may be less cruel than others, no wild animal can have its needs met entirely in captivity. Only domesticated animals like cats and dogs should be kept in our homes, as all their needs are met.

Are exotic pets unethical?

Supports a cruel and unethical trade.

The exotic pet trade is a multi-billion dollar industry. Some animals are stolen from their native habitat; some are “surplus” from zoos or menageries; some are sold at auctions or in pet shops; while others come from backyard breeders.

What state is best for exotic pet owners?

Nevada and North Carolina are good for many large carnivores. Florida is good for smaller exotic pets including those that are illegal in the aforementioned states because they issue obtainable permits. Question: Can you own a wallaby in Ohio? Answer: Yes, you can own a wallaby in Ohio.

What is the most common exotic pet?

Do exotic pets need attention?

Indeed, exotic pets are commonly misrepresented as low-maintenance or easy to care for. In fact, exotic pet care can be extremely complicated. With routine veterinary attention, a nutrient-rich diet, enriching environment, and plenty of love, an exotic pet can enjoy a happy, healthy life.

Why is it difficult to raise any exotic pet?

Cramped, unsafe, and unsanitary conditions are all too common. Even in healthier conditions, the sudden change in the animals' environment and quality of life causes stress, affecting overall health. Once arrived in their intended home, exotic pets often die earlier than their natural lifespan.

Do exotic pets live a long time?

Exotic pets are a long term time commitment.

Owning an animal is a lifetime commitment, so it is important to consider the animal's lifespan before bringing it home. Some exotic animals, such birds and tortoises, can outlive their owners. Many species of snakes, like the ball python, can live to be 30 years old.

What is the safest Exotic pet?

What is the rarest Exotic pet?

Which animal is hardest to pet?

What is the easiest exotic pet to look after?

What are the most profitable exotic animals?

For the moment, the biggest dollar demand is for such exotics as ostriches and South American humpless camels such as llamas, alpacas, guanacos, and vicunas.

What is the easiest pet to get?

What is the most wanted pet in America?

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Are 50% of pets in the US considered exotic?

Approximately 50% of pets in the US are considered exotic, with 1,356 distinct wild-caught species imported in the last 20 years and only 6% of captive tigers living in accredited facilities.

What does PETA say about exotic animals?

What You Can Do. Never buy exotic animals from dealers or pet shops, and support legislation that would make owning exotic animals illegal and prohibit the interstate sale of exotic animals.

Are wild animals happy?

What we do know so far is that evidence suggests wild animals can be as happy in captivity as they are in nature, assuming they are treated well. Confinement alone doesn't mean an animal is automatically worse off.

Why is it cruel to keep animals in cages?

Animals Suffer Immensely in Cages

When they're locked inside cages or crates, they endure immense suffering, as their movements are severely restricted, they can't engage in any of their natural behaviour, and they have no control over their lives. As a result, they experience extreme stress and frustration.