The Popular Flea Killing Hack That Doesn't Actually Work, According To Veterinarians
At a glance, garlic might seem like a great flea remedy. However, just because something is natural, doesn't mean it's safe for your pets.
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Foods In Your Pantry That An Aquatic Turtle Can Eat
Turtles can safely eat more than you probably think they can, but you still need to be careful. Here are some safe pantry foods your cutie can enjoy.
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Symptoms Of A Stroke In A Hamster
Strokes can affect hamsters of all ages. While not always fatal, it pays to know what signs to look for so you can seek treatment from your vet.
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How To Tell If Your Dwarf Hamster Is Dying
Compared to cats and dogs, dwarf hamsters live for a much shorter span of time. These behavioral and physical changes may mean your pet is near death.
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Here's What Happens If Dogs Ingest Dairy
We know dogs love pup cups, but is it actually safe for your dog to have milk and cream? Here's what we know.
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The Stunning Flower That Can Actually Poison Your Cat
Sure, we all want a beautiful garden, but we also want our cats to be safe. Avoid planting this blue shrub if you want to protect your pet.
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At What Point Should You Throw Your Dog's Favorite Toy Away?
As much as your pup may hate it, that squeaky ball they've been chewing isn't meant to last forever. Here's when it's time to say goodbye to their favorite toy.
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Why You Should Always Complete A Pet-Friendly Hotel Checklist Before Your Stay
Taking the time to research your hotel's pet policies and prepare your furry companion for an overnight stay can ensure a smooth experience for everyone.
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The Most Obedient Dog Breeds Ever
Thanks to their backgrounds, certain breeds are naturally more inclined to obedience than others. However, even the most dutiful dogs require training.
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Here's What It Means If Your Cat Chirps At You
Most cat parents are familiar with meows and purrs, but what about when your cat starts imitating the bluebird outside? Here's why chirping shouldn't worry you.
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This City In Texas Is One Of The Best For Vacationing With Your Dog
If you're looking for a great warm-weather destination to take your canine companion, look no further than this capital city.
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How To Tell If A Kitten Will Have Long Hair
Here, we take a look at a few key ways to tell whether a kitten will grow up to have long hair - both before it's born and once it's alive and mewing.
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How Fast Do Cichlids Grow?
Cichlids grow at varying rates depending on their species and even sex, but we've got everything you need to know to estimate and optimize your fish's growth.
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The Most Unusual Pets Owned By Celebrities
From Salma Hayek's white-faced owl to Nicolas Cage's king cobras, these exotic animals are as famous as their pet parents.
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Shark Tank's Woof Pet Rescue App: Where Is The Company Now?
The pet safety app may not have landed a deal on "Shark Tank," but that didn't stop pet parents from signing up for its subscription service.
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What Happens When Ammonia From Dog Urine & Bleach Are Mixed?
When faced with a puddle of dog pee, you should think twice about reaching for that bottle of bleach. These are two substances that should not mix.
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Spices That Deter Cats
When you need to stop a cat from hanging out in certain places or disrupting your belongings, look no further than your kitchen's spice cabinet.
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16 Very Impurrtant Disney Cats That You Should Know About
From Wonderland to "Phineas and Ferb," Disney's cat characters are a wild bunch. Here are some of the most interesting kittens in Disney's litter.
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What Are The Causes Of Brown Skin Spots On Goldfish?
We don't typically think of fish having health problems like land-dwelling pets, but brown skin spots on goldfish can be serious if left unattended.
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Easily Remove Pet Hair From Furniture With An Unexpected Household Tool
Is your couch constantly covered in cat or dog fur? Forget buying another lint roller. The most effective pet hair removal tool is probably in your garage.
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Can Vaseline Keep Ants Out Of Your Pet's Food Bowl? Here's What Pet Parents Say
Petroleum jelly is touted as one of the best pet-safe pest deterrents on the market. But according to some owners, it might not be effective long-term.
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The Important Steps To Take If You Find A Pregnant Stray Cat
It's crucial that pregnant stray cats get the vet care, nutrients, and shelter they require to safely have their kittens. Here's how to help.
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The Most Expensive U.S. Cities To Have A Pet
From sky high vet bills to rental deposits, pet parenting is costly no matter where you are. But if you're in these cities, expect to pay an extra premium.
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Why Your Cat's Rear End Smells Fishy (And What To Do About It)
Normally, cats are great at keeping themselves clean. But sometimes certain health issues can cause a fishy stench to come from their behind.
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The Dog Breed That's Right For You, Based On Your Zodiac Sign
With hundreds of dog breeds in the world, how can you choose your ideal companion? Try matching your next pup to the common traits of your zodiac sign.
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This Commonly Recycled Material Makes The Best Cat Scratchers
Cat scratchers, by their nature, won't last forever. Instead of trashing and replacing, try a more eco-friendly solution with this recyclable DIY.
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Your Cat Doesn't Need To Touch Your Fish To Cause Them Pain
In addition to physical harm, your cat can cause your fish to experience psychological strain. Here's how to minimize the stress and help them live in harmony.
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