Exotic pets are just like dogs and cats, right?
No. They require more care, time and money. They are not domestic animals; taming an animal and gaining its trust takes a great deal of time. They also can be more expensive. They require specialized veterinary care, diets and housing requirements. Adequate care for exotic animals can cost thousands of dollars.
That would be like comparing apples to oranges–reptiles would be entirely different than mammals for example. If by "just like" dogs and cats you mean in terms of care and maintenance, the answer is entirely relative to the animal you have. Some exotic pets in particular require very precise diets, habitats, etc. You should become knowledgeable of the continued care and well-being of your specific species of exotic pet to ensure the happiness and longevity of your pet.
No. They require more care, time and money. They are not domestic animals; taming an animal and gaining its trust takes a great deal of time. They can also be more expensive. They require specialized veterinary care, diets and housing requirements. Adequate care for exotic animals can cost thousands of dollars. In addition, many exotic animals are taken from the wild for the pet trade, which can be devastating to wild populations.
