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Why Arowanas Develop Droopy Eyes (Drop-Eye)
Drop-eye is a common and stubborn problem in arowana. It is driven by genetics as well as husbandry factors—feeding method, tank height, lighting, and overnutrition—and can be prevented by adjusting these conditions.
How to Care for a Winter White Hamster and What to Feed It
Winter Whites are hardy, lively, and beginner-friendly. Feed safe veggies, fruits, nuts, grains, hay, and animal protein; avoid onion-family, pits, toxic plants, and human sweets. Set up bowl, wheel, bottle, nest, bath, and temperature gear.
Principles of Making Homemade Dog Food
Many owners enjoy cooking for their dogs, but homemade food must follow sound rules or the dog may refuse it or become malnourished. This guide covers balanced ingredients, gradual introduction, cooking method, calcium, and palatability.
How to Care for a Pregnant Cat
Once a queen mates and conceives, her appetite and weight rise quickly—typically gaining about 39% of her pre-breeding weight, depending on litter size. This guide covers the higher energy, protein, calcium, and phosphorus needs of pregnancy and the handling precautions that protect mother and kittens.
Why Does Your Dog Have a Strong Body Odor?
A strong 'dog smell' comes from health issues—ears, mouth, anus, digestion—or excess skin oil. This guide traces the smell to ear mites, dental or gut disease, and anal glands, and shows how routine grooming prevents it.
What to Feed a Samoyed for a Healthy Coat
Rough Samoyed coats improve with the right foods—carrots, organ meat, egg yolk, chicken breast, cheese, deep-sea fish, legumes and olive oil. This guide explains how each helps and how often to feed them.
Tips for Keeping a Red-Eared Slider (Brazilian Turtle) at Home
Home-kept red-eared sliders need a healthy hatchling and the right setup. This guide covers choosing a turtle, tank setup, water quality and depth, feeding, and safe overwintering.
What do piranhas eat?
Piranhas are mainly meat-based omnivores, eating small fish, shrimp, benthic animals, amphibians, and aquatic invertebrates, sometimes fruit and seeds. They have serrated teeth and a strong bite. They are very sensitive to the smell of blood.
How good are Royal Canin and Taste of the Wild dog foods?
Royal Canin's ingredients are unremarkable but it is very palatable and rarely causes digestive upset, and its prescription lines are well known. Taste of the Wild is rich in animal protein and supports muscle and immunity, but it is more expensive.
Afghan Hound
The Afghan Hound, also called the Afghan or Kabul Hound, originated in Afghanistan and was first brought to Britain in the late 19th century as a sighthound. With its flowing silky coat and noble bearing, it is the very symbol of canine aristocracy.