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My long-haired cat has several lumps, as big as a date or as small as a peanut, but is active and eating well. What should I do?
Lumps on a cat are a symptom of skin disease, possibly scabs formed after the cat scratches the skin raw. First do a full check; at home you can use a Wood's lamp to see if it is ringworm, or go to the hospital for a skin scrape to identify the type before treating it.
How long after eating cat grass does a cat vomit?
Cats may not vomit at all from cat grass; if they do, it is usually the same day or the next. Cat grass adds fiber and helps pass hairballs; without many hairballs, no vomiting occurs. Groom often and clean fur to prevent hairball buildup.
My cat became less active, doesn’t run, just lies and sleeps; urine sticks to fur; but normal appetite, stool, no sneezing
If a cat is suddenly inactive but normal otherwise, consider heat, cold, or stress from new environment/people. Observe 1-2 days; if with vomiting/diarrhea, see a vet.
Ringworm shows no green glow under a Wood’s lamp, scaling is nearly gone, but it’s still red and fur still comes out in clumps when pulled β what now?
Not all fungal infections glow green under a Wood's lamp (accuracy under 60%, only Microsporum shows). Persistent redness and hair loss after treatment may mean a mixed infection or non-Microsporum fungus β get a skin scrape or culture at the vet for the right medication.
Why is eating golden cicada (Jinchan) no longer allowed?
Golden cicadas are wild insects, and China's ban on eating terrestrial wild animals covers them. Whether they are legal to eat still awaits official clarification under the revised Wildlife Protection Law.

Why Does My Dog Keep Repeating the Same Mistake?
A dog that repeats mistakes usually isn't just stubbornβcauses include an inconsistent or too-indulgent owner, low obedience, pent-up energy, attention-seeking, or an underlying health issue. Fix it with consistent correction, patient positive training, enough exercise and play, and a vet check if pain or incontinence is involved.
Will Beating a Dog Fix Bad Behavior? Read This First
Scolding or hitting a dog after a mistake does not work β a dog's mind is like a 2β3-year-old child and cannot link delayed punishment to the act, while beatings breed fear and aggression. Stop the behavior in the moment and redirect with positive guidance instead.

Why Does Cat Fur Become Matted and Hard?
Matted, hardened fur is a common and frustrating problem for many cat owners, and it can seriously affect a cat's comfort and appearance. The issue usually stems from poor grooming habits, an unbalanced diet that lacks essential vitamins and protein, or underlying health problems such as skin infections, inflammation, or fungal disease. When fur is not brushed regularly, loose hairs tangle together and trap dirt, forming tight, stiff mats. In most cases the problem can be prevented and improved through daily brushing, a balanced diet, and routine professional grooming. However, if matting appears together with skin redness, hair loss, or other abnormal signs, a timely visit to the veterinarian is the safest approach.

Treating Cat Ear Mites: Cleansers, Medicine, and the Full Protocol
When a cat scratches its ears and shakes its head with dark waxy discharge, ear mites are the likely cause. A cleanser alone only removes debrisβit does not kill the mites. Real recovery needs cleaning plus a miticide and a deworming spot-on, done in three rounds. Here is the full, safe protocol and what to look for in an ear cleanser.

Why Is Your Rabbit Losing So Much Fur?
Heavy fur loss in rabbits can come from several causes, shedding season, poor nutrition, environment, parasites, or skin disease, so identify the cause before treating. Daily, brush and clean the coat to reduce loose fur, feed a balanced diet with enough protein, vitamins, and minerals, and keep the habitat dry, clean, and ventilated to avoid skin and parasite problems. If hair loss comes with other signs like itching, redness, or poor appetite, take the rabbit to a veterinary clinic for checks and treatment.