Hollywood would have us believe that all horses instinctively love people and that the bond between a horse and their rider is immediate and unshakeable. Anyone who’s actually spent time around horses understands that this isn’t the case, however.
Some horses won’t take to people right away, and it can take quite a bit of effort to soften them up and lower their defenses—and that’s only if you go about it the right way. Read More...
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Learn more » Cats enjoy being clean and devote a great deal of time to self-grooming, making them relatively low maintenance for cat owners. However, sometimes cats need help tending to their grooming needs. For example, their paws take on significant wear and tear as they play, hunt, and pounce in the house, leaving them susceptible to skin conditions and nail damage. Read More...
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Learn more » What is that on your hamster? Likely, it is a clump of poop, old food, or shavings that have gotten stuck in its fur. These sights are quite common for hamster owners. Seeing your hamster with grossness stuck to it might leave you tempted to try and give it a bath. Read More...
