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Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Turtles are complex creatures, often surprising us with their unique characteristics. From their hardened shells to their slow-paced lifestyles, turtles are different from the typical pets we usually see.
But one question has been playing on the minds of turtle owners for a long time: Do turtles recognize their owners? Read More...
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Learn more » Tapeworms are parasites that commonly infect cats and other mammals. They’re usually found in their small intestines. They’re large enough to see without a microscope, particularly if you know what you’re looking for! Cats often get tapeworms while grooming by ingesting a flea that has eaten a tapeworm egg. Pets with access to the outdoors can also develop tapeworm infestations after catching and eating flee-carrying rodents or other small animals, and the egg then hatches once it reaches the cat’s intestines. Read More...
Chinchillas are adorable little creatures that make popular pets. Hailing from the Andes Mountains in South America, these little creatures have hair as soft as velvet, and they can live up to 20 years with proper care. Speaking of proper care, if you’re thinking of owning a chinchilla, you may wonder how to care for them properly to give them their best life. You also may wonder how long chinchillas can go without food and water. Read More...
