Pet guides
Funny
Dogs are getting old: seven details of life that need to be adjusted in advance
From non-slip floors to bedside night lights.
Dogs
Dog summer heat stroke: ten minutes from early warning to first aid
A temperature over 40 degrees is an emergency.
Pet Talk
Budgies: the basics every owner should know
Budgie (scientific name: Melopsittacus undulatus; English: Budgerigar), also known as Jiaofeng, Asur, Caifeng, is the only species of the genus Budgie in the order Psittaciformes, family Parrotidae.本物種為澳洲的特有…
Funny
10 of your favorite educational toys for dogs: from food balls to sniffing pads
Make eating a task that requires thinking.
Birds
Bird shedding and moulting: normal cycle or nutritional problem
During moulting, feathers fall off in patches, but there are no bald spots.
Cats
What to check for a cat’s physical exam: a list of items for different ages
The examination points for kittens, adult cats, and elderly cats are completely different.
Dogs
Guide Dogs: temperament, care essentials & FAQs
A guide dog is a working dog whose main job is to replace the eyes of the visually impaired and guide them. It is known as the "second pair of eyes for the blind." When they lead the way, they give the blind people hints about obstacles and directions, helping the blind people reach their destination, rather than taking the blind people directly to the designated...
Dogs
Welsh Corgi: temperament, care essentials & FAQs
The Welsh Corgi (also known as Corgi; English: Welsh Corgi, the plural form can be corgis or corgwn with the same etymology. Corgi means dwarf dog in Welsh) is a breed of shepherd dog originating from Wales, England. Currently getting…
Farm Friends
How to arrange a hamster’s cage: running wheels, bedding and hole-making requirements
Running wheels with insufficient diameter can damage the spine.
Dogs
Dogs tearing down the house is not revenge: identification and staged training of separation anxiety
Tearing at doors, howling, and only happening after you leave is separation anxiety.
Recipes
Prescription pet food: Who needs it, how to make the transition, and three pitfalls not to step on
Prescription food is a treatment, not a high-end product.
Funny
The language of a dog’s tail: lift, clamp and swing speed
Swinging faster is not necessarily happier.
Fur Family
Living with Kids and Pets: A Checklist of Rules for Different Ages
Children under five years old should not be left alone with pets.
Funny
The whole process of dog bathing: ten minutes from preparation to drying
The water temperature is 38 degrees, starting from the back.
Cats
Cats shed hair all year round: normal shedding or a skin problem?
Partial bald spots, accompanied by scratching, are considered abnormal.
Cats
Cat Scratching the Sofa: Four Steps from Trimming to Training
Catching is instinctive, it can only be guided but not prohibited.
Dogs
Dogs sit, lie down, and wait: the training logic of three basic commands
Use food to guide rather than press the body.
Cats
American Shorthair Cat: temperament, care essentials & FAQs
The American Shorthair (English: American Shorthair) is a cat native to the United States. Its ancestors are cat species brought to North America by early European immigrants. It is the same species as the British Shorthair and European Shorthair. According to records, the Mayflower carried several cats on board to help eliminate…
Dogs
Dogs urinate at fixed points: time window is more important than location
Fifteen minutes after meals, immediately after waking up, and immediately after playing.
Cats
Getting along with multiple cats: how to introduce them, step by step
First isolate for two weeks, then exchange smells, and finally eat through the door.
Cats
Cat neutering: optimal age, preoperative preparation and postoperative care
Six to eight months of age is the ideal window.
Farm Friends
Key points for keeping chinchillas: temperature, sand bath and teeth
There is a risk of heatstroke if the temperature exceeds 28 degrees Celsius.
Cats
Cat vomiting: when to observe and when to seek medical attention
Occasional vomiting of hair balls can be observed, and projectile vomiting should be treated immediately.
Cats
Cat bathing: most indoor cats don’t need it
A cat's sebum film is more important than self-cleaning.
