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Learn more » As gross as it is, many cats throw up and then eat their own vomit. Unfortunately, experts do not know why cats do this. Although studies have been conducted on the matter, we are no closer to understanding this behavior than we were 100 years ago.
Although we can’t say for certain why cats eat their own vomit, scientists have their own theories. Read More...
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Learn more » Finding cat poop on your lawn seems inevitable if you have strays or feral cats in the neighborhood. But all cats are particular about the areas that they use for their bathroom needs. Your cat may not use the box that you have inside the house if you change the litter. Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Say you’re a new hermit crab owner and your crabs have been starting to settle into their new home just fine, but then you notice a new behavior that you haven’t seen before. Suddenly, the crabs are burrowing into the substrate, disappearing, leaving you to wonder what exactly is happening. Is this a normal behavior? Should you be worried? Is there something wrong with your crabs? Read More...
