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Why You Must Never Cut a Cat’s Whiskers
Cats are cute with their little faces, but do you know about whiskers? We heard never to cut them as kids - here is the real reason.
Why Cats Cover Their Faces While Sleeping
Cats sleep in all kinds of strange positions. Have you noticed your cat likes to sleep with its face covered? Is it shyness? What is the real reason?
Understanding Cat Body Language
Many cat owners misunderstand a cat's body language when first keeping one, because cats cannot speak but express feelings through body movements. Owners must learn the meaning of cat body language to better understand their mood.
How to Choose the Right Dog Leash
For owners who walk their dogs daily, a suitable leash is very important; it prevents eating wrong things, getting lost and car accidents. But the market has many types and materials.
Treatment of Intestinal Obstruction in Dogs
Intestinal obstruction in dogs is caused by a narrow lumen, volvulus, intussusception, paralysis, or spasm that blocks passage of gut contents. It may be partial or complete, with severe pain and clear systemic signs. Here is how it is treated.
Why Do House Cats Fight — and How to Stop It
Not every scuffle between household cats is a real fight — many are play or posturing. You can tell a genuine fight by signs like flattened ears and flying fur, and you can reduce conflict by enriching the environment and sharing your attention evenly among the cats.
Why Starvation Can Cause Fatty Liver in Cats
Most animals get fatty liver from too much food, but cats are the opposite too - they can get it from not eating. Here is the mechanism, and the common types and signs.
How to Care for a Mother Hamster Just After Giving Birth
Hamsters have strong reproductive ability. As long as the male and female mice are kept together, they easily become pregnant. Today we tell you how to care for a mother hamster just after giving birth.
How to Care for a Rabbit with Hind-Limb Weakness
A hind-limb-weak rabbit needs patience; there is no quick fix and recovery takes weeks to months. Here is the care to help.
Cat Refuses the Litter Box and Pees Everywhere — What to Do
Cats are clean and learn the box fast; refusing it and peeing around may mean a too-small box, heat or urinary disease. Here is how to fix it.