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Last research show that people want heavy bowls that wouldn’t slip, chip or break and are bacteria-resistant and dishwasher/microwave safe, and that also lend themselves to home décor. Food bowls now days joined the parade of high-end pet accessories that blend with home décor. No more plastic bowls strewn about the kitchen and spilled food under foot. Instead, new products include high-quality ceramics bowls, sealed wood bowls, stainless-steel bowls, hand painted, and more. Some custom-designed bowls are bejeweled with crystal stones or charms. If you wonder what the reason is, then..According to the 2007 U.S. Pet Ownership and Demographic Source-book, almost 50 percent of ... Read Full Story

What is a Cat? 1. Cats do what they want. 2. They rarely listen to you. 3. They are totally unpredictable. 4. When you want to play, they want to be alone. 5. When you want to be alone, they want to play. 6. They expect you to cater to their every whim. 7 They are moody. 8. They leave hair everywhere. CONCLUSION: They are tiny little women in fur coats. What is a Dog? 1. Dog’s spend all day sprawled on the most comfortable piece of furniture in the house. 2. They can hear a package of food opening half a block away, ... Read Full Story

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Ever longed for more information on easy hermit crab care .? How do hermit crabs live? What kinds of foods do they eat? What is the best kind of terrarium? Well wonder no more friends! It's not difficult to keep hermit crabs so long as you provide an appropriate environment with the right mixture of foods and a few toys for fun. Hermit crabs like a temperature between 70 and 80 degrees, a humidity of 70% or above and a mixture of sand and coconut fibre is an ideal substrate. Make sure their terrarium is an interesting environment to live in and that the ... Read Full Story

Why do cats scratch? Scratching (also known as stropping) is a normal behavior in cats. Unfortunately some cats can cause countless headaches for their owners by scratching household furnishings, which leads to damage & great expense. Scratching of furniture is a leading cause of cats being surrendered to shelters. This article aims to teach cat owners why cats scratch & how to train your cat to redirect the scratching to a more appropriate object. Cats scratch for a couple of reasons. Predominantly it it to sharpen the claws. Scratching also helps remove the outer castings of the claw. Scratching also feels good to cats. ... Read Full Story