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Learn more » If you’re a new bird owner, you might have noticed that they sometimes try to “dip” into their water tray, or sit in it rather than just sip from it. Birds are natural groomers and enjoy taking baths to keep themselves clean. As a pet bird owner, there are steps you can take to help your birds take a bath, too! Read More...
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Learn more » Cats are natural groomers and keep themselves clean. However, when cats are sick or injured, they will skip steps in their grooming process, which sometimes leaves them with a dirty butt. Senior cats that have mobility issues may also start neglecting their personal hygiene. Whatever the reason, it’s your responsibility as a cat parent to keep your cat’s butt clean. Read More...
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Learn more » Bearded dragons come from arid, desert regions of Australia, where water is incredibly scarce. But, like all living animals, they need water to survive. In the wild, bearded dragons get most of the water they need from the plants and insects they eat, rather than directly from water sources. Getting them to drink from a water bowl can be difficult because it is so unnatural an activity for them. Read More...
