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Kitten Won’t Eat or Drink After Arriving in a New Home
How should you care for a kitten that has just arrived in a new home? Many first-time owners lack experience and run into problems, and a kitten refusing food and water is among the most common.
How to Pick the Kitten You Really Want
If you're ready to get a cat, first set your budget. Don't chase low prices—a cat stays five years or more, so a healthy, good-looking one matters most.
Precautions for Pets During the Plum Rain Season
Plum rain season — how to care for pets?
Don’t Ignore Your Pet’s Gut Health
What are the basics of cat and dog gastrointestinal health?
Does a Dog Sneezing at You Mean Dislike or Love?
A dog sneezing at its owner is either on purpose or by accident; if by accident, it may be sick. Here we explain the reasons a dog sneezes.
Main Causes of Dog Shedding and How to Manage It
Because dogs have a coat, shedding is normal. But some pathological hair loss is not normal. To tackle shedding, you need to understand the common causes and symptoms.
Can Dogs Eat Eggs, Raw or Cooked
Today let's learn how dogs should eat eggs. The high protein in eggs helps a dog maintain a healthy weight. Calcium, phosphorus, and vitamin D in the yolk are essential for adult dog bone growth.
What Traits Does a Healthy Kitten Have?
New owners worry about bad breeders and 'week kittens' that sicken days after purchase. So what should you check to pick a healthy kitten? Here are the usual signs of a healthy cat.
Why Are a Dog’s Eyes Blue?
Dog eye scratches, congenital disease, eyelid tumors or irritants (like dust or smoke) can make eyes deep blue or fully opaque, but such eyes are also teary, red, cloudy with clear discharge.
How to Extend Your Dog’s Lifespan
As kids we thought the dog would stay with us forever; grown up we realize dogs get sick, age and leave one day. A dog's life relates to breed, sex, size, feeding, exercise and disease. Mixed breeds outlive purebreds, males outlive females, small dogs outlive large. A dog's life is far shorter than ours - how to keep it with us longer?