National Hairball Awareness Day is celebrated in April on the last Friday, to be precise, so the date changes every year. In 2024, the event falls on April 26th. Veterinary practices use it to inform pet parents about hairballs, including what to look out for and how to prevent them.
What Are Hairballs? Almost everyone who has ever lived with a feline companion has had the unpleasant experience of encountering watery, fur-laced vomit, otherwise known as hairballs. Read More...
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Learn more » Compared to dogs and cats, fish may seem like the ideal choice for people who want a pet but don’t want to spend much time caring for one. Depending on the species, fish may need more specialized care or grow bigger than you anticipated. Maybe you got your child a fish, but now they’re more interested in video games and aren’t caring for their pet. Read More...
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Learn more » Cats have a reputation of being independent, but they don’t start off that way. Infant kittens are quite helpless and need a lot of care, attention, and assistance. One of the things they need help with is urinating and defecating. Kittens will poop on their own once they reach 3-4 weeks old. Read More...
