Author: Gabriela J. Henry

You likely had fantasies about walking your dog before you got it. Your four-legged companion likely walked obediently along your side on a leash. They would look at you lovingly and follow your every command. You got your dog, and all of the fantasies vanished. My dog has to stop and go on every piece of grass. Is it because he has to stop and smell every blade of grass? Although it can be frustrating, don’t let him go! Walking your dog is good for their health and happiness. Walking…

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The most common flea found on cats and dogs is the cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis), although any species of fleas, including fleas from rabbits, squirrels, or other wildlife, can be found on cats. “Under ideal conditions, the flea can complete its entire life cycle in as little as two weeks; in adverse conditions, the cycle can take as much as a year.” Adult fleas live, feed, and mate on our pets; the female flea lays eggs that fall off into the environment where they hatch into larvae. The larvae eat…

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Different people require different types of assistance to accomplish daily tasks. People can’t live without help from their pets and people. Some people find it beneficial to spend time with animals that calm and relaxation. These animals are therapy animals. Therapy animals should not be confused with a support dog or an emotional support pet. They are socialized and trained to provide comfort and affection in stressful situations. Most therapy animals are found in hospitals, nursing homes and schools. They can be classified as one of three types: animal-assisted therapy animals, facility therapy…

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You may have seen a koala or wet Samoyed, but their fluffiness can sometimes be misleading. A chubby animal may appear to be super fluffy. We all know that a cute, furry, cuddly animal is the best! These eight adorable roly-poly animals are too cute not to touch. You can also find simple tips for your pet to lose weight if they have started to gain weight. Maine Coon Cats Maine Coon cats have a reputation for being gentle giants of the cat world because of their fluffy, large bodies and calm…

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Different pets require different levels of care and commitment. Some pets are best for active people who enjoy a challenge and want to put a lot of effort and time into caring for them. Other pets are more suitable for those with less energy or financial constraints. Senior citizens often seek a pet that will allow them to continue living at their current level of living on a fixed income. It should not be too large, require little exercise, and not require a lot of care. Seniors can adopt many pets, and…

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Teacup and Juliana pigs, regular potbellied pork pigs, are small and susceptible to malnutrition. They are often misrepresented as miniature. These four-legged pets can be found not only on farms but also in their homes. There are many misconceptions and myths about Teacup Pigs. If not addressed, it could cause serious health and happiness problems. A “teacup”-pig can have serious consequences for you and your family. It’s crucial to do all the research before you contact a breeder. Continue reading to learn more about teacup pigs and why they may not…

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Rats can be a great pet for people with limited space. Rats are extremely intelligent and have unique personalities. However, rats have a short life expectancy. This is because they are more likely to develop cancerous growths.  What are Tumors in Rats? A tumor is a growth or mass of a rat. Cancer can be anything from benign cysts or lipomas to more serious malignant and cancerous ones. While some tumors don’t need to be concerned, most rats develop large-sized tumors due to their small stature. A rat can get cancer on its…

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Sometimes hamsters bite, but it will usually only occur when they are scared. Your pet hamster will most likely be an affectionate, cuddly companion. However, in certain situations, hamsters may bite. Although it is rare for hamsters to be aggressive, they will bite only when they are scared. Although the tiny teeth are not as damaging as other animals’, a bite can cause serious injury and should be avoided. You can train your hamster to be gentle and not bite. Why Do Hamsters Bite? Tame hamsters have been well-trained and are used to…

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Although small pets can be a joy to have around, not all pets enjoy being handled immediately, especially new hamsters. Some hamsters require to be trained before they can be safely held. To ensure your Hamster doesn’t get stressed out, you can follow some simple rules before you start the training process. Let a new hamster adjust. After bringing home a new hamster, you should give it at least a week to adjust to its new environment and surroundings before you start to handle it. For stress-free housing, make sure your Hamster…

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