Pets

If you're looking to get a purebred pet, you need to be sure to buy it from the right source. To do this, you need to familiarize yourself with the information that will protect you from being scammed by breeders and pet sellers.Read more

As a child, I loved going to the bird market with my mother. She'd buy food for fish and canaries, and I'd be gazing at the animals for sale. Mice, hamsters, guinea pigs... There were cute kittens in a separate area, and there, on a bench, surrounded by potential buyers, a breeder of fluffy Chow Chows was offering unsolicited puppies for cheap. For me, the "bird market" represented the opportunity to choose a pet, receive advice and tips from the seller on care and feeding, and—what's probably important for many—pay significantly less than at a pet store or a breeder.Read more

Veterinarians believe that a healthy dog's sleep schedule should roughly match that of its owner. If your four-legged friend is sleeping while you're awake, it's worth investigating the cause.Read more

Most cats are perfectly content with a daily portion of dry or wet food. Some even dislike radical changes in their diet. But some cats are true connoisseurs of human food and consider it their duty to try it, even if it means stealing it.Read more

If your pet is sick, you need to monitor their weight. This can be done at any veterinary clinic, but not all pets tolerate travel well, and this can worsen their condition. Furthermore, not all clinics offer this procedure free of charge.Read more