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Learn more » Click to Skip Ahead Brain tumors in cats are not unheard of. That said, a cat has a 0.0035% chance of obtaining a brain tumor in their life—an exceptionally low chance. This statistic, however, doesn’t make it easier for those with cats that have this diagnosis.
Just like humans, cats are at risk of getting cancer, and understanding what you should be looking for plays a huge part in early detection and hopefully, treatment options. Read More...
Almost no other frog is as striking as the bumblebee poison dart frog. These frogs are aptly named bumblebee thanks to their colorful and bright yellow color decorated with black spots and stripes. Poison dart frogs are toxic through their skin secretions, and the bumblebee dart is considered the most toxic of the frogs in the Dentrobates genus.Quick Facts about the Bumblebee Poison Dart Frog Species Name: Dendrobates leucomelas Family: Dendrobatidae Care Level: Easy Temperature: Best is 70-75° F (21-24° C) Behavior: Intelligent, active, curious Color Form: Yellow with black bands & spots Lifespan: 10+ years Size: 1. Read More...
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Learn more » Catnip can be a fun and tasty treat for your cat. If you have a pregnant cat, though, you might wonder if it’s safe to give her catnip — after all, you don’t want to harm your cat or her kittens. While catnip is generally considered safe for all cats, it is better to avoid it if your cat is pregnant. Read More...
