Pet guides
Cats
Catnip and Timberwort: Why some cats don’t respond at all
About 30% of cats are not allergic to catnip, which is genetically determined.
Dogs
Golden Retriever: temperament, care essentials & FAQs
The Golden Retriever (English: Golden Retriever) is a medium-to-large hound bred for hunting and shooting. The name "retrieval dog" refers to the breed's stable character, small bite force, gentleness, and ability to reach...
Funny
Dogs recognize your name: Why does it ignore you even though it heard it?
Names should equal good things happening.
Pet Talk
Domestication: the basics every owner should know
Domestication refers to the process of changes in interspecific relationships in which the growth and reproduction of one organism is gradually consciously used and controlled by another organism. The most typical example is humans cultivating various crops, livestock, poultry, and aquatic products. In addition, among other biological groups, there are such as the Orbital Saw Damselfish cultivating algae and mysid shrimp...
Dogs
Rabies: symptoms, prevention & care
Rabies, commonly known as rabies, formerly known as "hydrophobia", is a preventable and incurable acute zoonotic infectious disease caused by the rabies virus, belonging to the family Rhabdoviridae...
Fur Family
After a pet dies: How to deal with it
Grief is normal and does not need to be interpreted as vulnerability.
Cats
Plant blacklist for families with cats: These flowers can really kill you
The entire Liliaceae family is poisonous, including pollen and vase water.
Funny
Flying and shipping dogs: documents, flight boxes and risk control
Most airlines restrict the carriage of short-nosed dog breeds as checked luggage.
Dogs
Dogs in cars: motion sickness, anxiety and safety immobilization
Fasting two hours before takeoff is the most effective trick.
Cats
Cat socialization: how to use the critical period before three months of age
If you miss the critical period, you won’t be able to make it up even if you try ten times harder later.
Cats
Moving with a Cat: A Staged Plan to Reduce Stress
Prepare two weeks in advance and move the cats last on the day.
Cats
How to choose a cat bowl: plastic, ceramic, stainless steel
Shallow, wide and heavy are the three key words.
Cats
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus: symptoms, prevention & care
Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) belongs to the genus Lentivirus of the family Retroviridae. Cats infected will suffer from Feline Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, commonly known as Feline AIDS (FA…
Cats
Cat weight management: How to find out whether you are fat or thin instead of relying on weighing
A body condition score is more meaningful than a weight number.
Dogs
Dog Joint Protection: Three Turning Points from Puppy to Old Age
The critical period for large dogs is before they are one year old.
Funny
Dog nutritional needs: protein, fat, calcium to phosphorus ratio
The calcium to phosphorus ratio for puppies should be controlled at about 1.2:1.
Paw Picks
What to do if your pet is allergic to hair: it’s not just about abandoning it
Allergens are mainly dander and saliva proteins, not the hair itself.
Funny
Dog housekeeping training: from alarm barking to boundary guarding
Teach it to alarm and also teach it to stop.
Dogs
Dog barking management: Classify first, then correct
Wariness, boredom, excitement, fear are all handled in completely different ways.
Cats
Sphynx Cat: temperament, care essentials & FAQs
Sphynx is also known as the Canadian hairless cat. This cat breed is caused by a genetic mutation. It weighs 3.5 to 7 kilograms, has strong muscles, sparse hair, and skin folds like antelope skin. The head is sharply angular. Slightly triangular. The eyes are large and lemon-shaped, and most...
Cats
How to choose cat food: reading the first four lines of the label
The top five ingredients determine the lower limit of this bag of grain.
Fur Family
Traveling with pets: Preparation checklist for self-driving, high-speed rail and airplanes
Check in advance the pet policy at your destination and en route.
Cats
Why cats parkour in the middle of the night: body clock or too much energy
Cats are most active at dusk and early morning.
Dogs
Keeping dogs warm in winter: Which dog breeds really need to wear clothes
Most double-coated dog breeds do not need it, but short-haired small dogs do.
