Few animals can be as unique as a pet kinkajou. With prehensile tails and hind feet that pivot backwards, this exotic rainforest mammals can be natural-born climbers. You
can scamper their way from surface to surface in surprising ways, and
they can make their way into your family just as fast. The
honey-colored, adventurous mammal commonly called kinkajou, or honey
bear called nightwalker have an amazingly friendly and interesting
personality that makes them exciting pets.
The possession of any exotic pet requires special care and often an extra measure of patience. This also applies kinkajous. But with the right preparations winding bears can be a wonderful addition to any family. Kinkajous typically grow to a body length of about two meters long, similar to the size of a small house cat have. These nocturnal animals are strong and agile and will venture throughout the house, if allowed.
It is for the comfort of your pet kinkajou and the cleanliness of your house to call a specific, closed environment at home have important. This should be to nest a larger area with a place for your pet to climb and his areas between for adequate exercise. Because of the nocturnal habits of these animals with a closed space is important to make sure that they stay out of trouble while you sleep. Although winding bears are not effectively trained to use a litter box, they will find a few areas where they tend to relieve themselves.
Kinkajous eat a steady diet of tropical fruits and eggs, and can be hand fed, but should avoid avocados, strawberries and caffeine. These creative, climbing Pets are an exciting addition to any home, but like all pets should be treated with caution. If you are considering buying a pet kinkajou, it is important that the obligation to know the make. These animals can live for more than twenty years....
