Beautiful Bonzai and Geronimo!

[DonnaDWM]

Congratulations on being Pets of the Day.
What a couple of cuties who keep your family on their toes.
Sounds like you are very smart and can get into a lot of things.
Celebrate your special day.

[cassiesmom]

Hello, Bonzai and Geronimo! I have never met a Coatimundi before - it is two for Tuesday with both of you here on Pet of the Day!

I don't think you need to know any tricks because you are so busy! You are interested in shiny things and use your hands to open doors, play with your many toys, dig in sand, pop the knobs off the stove and take the dishes from the cupboard! Or crash in your hammock and just watch the world going by!

What long tails you have! I am guessing they're useful for balance - I like the ringed pattern around Bonsai's tail!

You have a diverse diet including foods like eggs, vegetables and meats, and some fruit! I would be glad to serve you a Fig Newton if your person says you may have one ... since I can't, though, I hope you'll be allowed one for your special day! Or a piece of delicious vegetable or fruit.

I am happy to meet you! Happy Pet of the Day to Bonsai and Geronimo!

[CavyMom]

Congratulations, Bonzai and Geronimo, on sharing POTD honors today! (We your names!) You are 2 handsome, clever, lovable fellows! I never heard of your species before but I find you fascinating, brilliant and adorable. You have so many cool toys and places to play. Bet you love opening birthday/Christmas presents, too! Sending best wishes for continued happy, healthy, fun, safe lives, Cuties! http://www.guineapigsrfun.net

[mon]

Never heard of these adorable creatures before but they are crazy cute! So glad you know what you are doing and that they are in excellent hands! Amazing little dudes, I am SO thrilled these two are POTD!

[Neesie]

I thought those were coatis. My dad's friend had one as a pet and I got to pet it. I was about four. They certainly aren't for everyone as they are more exotic and need special considerations. Yours are obviously well loved and cared for. Question....are they spayed/neutered? Is that something that is done normally for captive coatis?