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Learn more » It’s a well-known fact that cats are not fond of aluminum foil, but it is a sensory and textural issue, not because it’s toxic. Aluminum foil is a common household staple used for cooking, covering, and wrapping up leftovers. If you have made the mistake of leaving your foil-wrapped leftovers on the counter, your cat will likely push through their foil discomfort and rip into it anyway. Read More...
Unless you’ve seen it yourself, the thought of a cat getting stuck in a tree sounds absurd. This agile creature routinely defies the laws of physics—climbing up walls, leaping from great heights, and even dashing across rooftops.
So how on earth do these felines manage to get stranded in trees? Worse, it happens so often that it’s become a bit of a running joke. The scene of a fireman rescuing a scaredy-cat from a tree is so common, that it’s been used in countless cartoons, movies, and sitcoms. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead It can be a horrific thing to go to your hamster’s cage to find they’ve eaten their young. But there is always a cause in nature, even if we can’t understand it. Hamsters can be very sensitive and in-tune with their offspring’s health, but they can also do undesirable things as a stress response.
So, if you are in this situation, you can try to understand it by pinpointing why this may have happened. Read More...
