Sugar gliders may look like rodents, but they are actually marsupials like the kangaroo or koala. They got their name from their love for sweets coupled with their ability to glide through the air. From afar, they resemble flying squirrels.
A sugar glider lives 12-15 years in captivity. You can ensure they live that long by giving them proper nutrition. But they will never be safe and comfortable unless you house them in the right cage. Read More...
It’s no secret that our cats would powerhouse through as much delicious food as we allow them. But if your cat has been packing on the extra pounds, your vet might be a little concerned. As much as your cat might disagree, weight management is super important for cats.
After being spayed or neutered, and with the onset of aging, your cat’s body might not need as much food as they’ve been used to until now. Read More...
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Learn more » Once a flea infestation takes hold of your pet, it can be extremely difficult to rectify. It’s highly likely that your cat will pick up fleas sooner or later, though, and the best way to prevent an infestation is to take a proactive approach using a flea treatment. There are several options available, from powders to shampoos and even pills, but one of the easiest methods is drops. Read More...
