Q: Do all kittens from rescue shelters struggle with ‘bad’ parasites in their intestines? How can this be treated? A: Kittens from rescue centres are at a much higher risk of being exposed to intestinal parasites. Often the circumstances and conditions under which these kittens ended up at the shelters resulted in a compromised immune
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Cat owners know how finicky their feline pets can be. Some cats are real ‘foodies’, while others are snobs who often turn their noses up at food they don’t like. And sometimes, they love a certain dish one day, but walk away from it the next. That’s the life of a cat owner. But here
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Just like some humans, some cat breeds are prone to unintentional weight gain, while others are very active and playful and naturally slimmer. While it mostly it comes down to breed, some health factors may impact weight gain or weight loss. Differences in breeds Cats come in all shapes and sizes with different body types,
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Camels have fascinated people for many years and one of the most known fact about them is that they can survive without water for a long time. Here are more interesting facts about these animals. Desert animal Not many animals can survive in the desert, but the camel is fully equipped to handle this lifestyle
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Being a responsible pet owner entails more than just giving your pet food, water and a safe space to live in. A responsible pet owner makes his cat, dog, bird, or whatever animal, a part of the family, spends time with him and makes sure that all his needs are met. Here are 10 habits
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Q: How can I prevent my dog from eating the cat’s stool from the litterbox? A: This is a very common problem, and although we may find it really disgusting, dogs probably enjoy the taste. Cat’s stools probably taste like cat food, and most dogs will eagerly eat cat food if they have the chance.
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We love our pets, and we want to see them healthy and happy. There are a few things that you can do to help keep your pet healthy, and they might be easier than you think. You might have to plan a little differently or ask for help where necessary, but ultimately, it is your
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Ever seen a great potoo? He is one of those fascinating birds in the wild. Let’s find out what makes him so cool. 1. Imitating primates Imagine walking in the unknown forests of South America at night and you hear an eerie sound – something that sounds like a primate shouting: “Mom!” Or a ‘woo’
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Creating and maintaining a strong bond with a pet can be more beneficial to us than we realise. Looking into those puppy eyes or sitting with a kitty on our lap can bring instant calmness. For many people, having a pet is the most natural thing in the world. But what we don’t always realise
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Q: How important is routine in a dog’s life? A: Sticking to a routine as much as possible has definite benefits for your dog. Dogs are creatures of habit, and just as routines are important to children and adults, they are also important for our dogs. A stable and consistent routine provides security and predictability.
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New year’s resolutions are great – if we stick to them. We tend to make them on the spur of the moment but don’t always know how to make them a reality or how to keep working on them, especially with our lives being so busy. And before you know it, it’s the end of
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Pigs are highly intelligent and sensitive animals who need mental stimulation to keep them from becoming bored. Bored pigs can be destructive and display unwanted behaviour. But if your pig is entertained often, you will have a very happy pig. Here are 10 ideas on what you can do to make your pig’s day. You
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