Pets Weekly Newsletter - Friday, January 30, 2015

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Top new questions this week: What is the appropriate first aid for a cat nosebleed? My cat Hunter apparently had a nosebleed tonight. He was sneezing fine droplets of blood, and had long strands of bloody boogers hanging from his nose. The blood was fresh (bright red, not the deeper ... cats upper-respiratory-disease first-aid   asked by Zaralynda 4 votes answered by darthnesscoveredthesky 4 votes Dog knows to stop on leash but still pulls My dog understands that when he pulls we stop and he comes and sits by my side. But then he pulls right after that and then will come to me. So he knows what to respond with when I stop him from ... dogs training leash-training   asked by tina 4 votes answered by Veg 1 vote Why is my rat drooling and opening its mouth? Is it choking? My rat is behaving oddly, opening her mouth and pulling back her ears. There is a thick, mucus-like liquid coming from her mouth. What could this be, and how can I help her? first-aid rat   asked by Piper 3 votes answered by Piper 2 votes Motion-induced dizziness in cats Humans can become dizzy by spinning around quickly. Small children will occasionally do this on purpose, for the thrill. However, intentional dizziness inducing behavior is (as far as I am aware) ... cats biology   asked by AJMansfield 3 votes answered by keshlam 2 votes Are there laws in the US that would prevent a person from keeping neighborhood cats out of their yard? In an answer to another question, it was mentioned that Germany has a law forbidding people from keeping their neighbor's cats from entering their yard. Assuming that's true, are there any similar ... cats legal   asked by Matt S. 2 votes answered by BoBTFish 3 votes Why would a cat lick (groom?) her toy? My cat loves to play with fake mice on strings. Sometimes, when she catches one of them, instead of biting or "killing" (attacking with her back feet) it, she holds it in her front legs and starts ... cats psychology grooming play   asked by surfmadpig 2 votes answered by Kai 2 votes If my pet has a litter, should I avoid getting my scent on the babies? I think answers to this question can be agnostic of pet species. So I am asking the general question, if my pet who is member of my family has a litter should I avoid touching them and getting my ... socializing breeding   asked by James Jenkins 2 votes answered by Piper 3 votes Greatest hits from previous weeks: Why has my cat's pee started to smell very strongly of ammonia? I have a female spayed cat in my flat for the last eight months. She used to be stray, I took her in when she was about six months old. So she's about 1,5 years old. This past month I have noticed ... cats toilet-training   asked by surfmadpig 4 votes answered by user2505 4 votes Why are red bulbs bad for my bearded dragon? I was told that I should only use white light for my bearded dragon and that red bulbs can actually be detrimental to them. The pet store sold me an expensive red bulb to use, so I am confused ... health lizards lighting bearded-dragon   asked by user9 11 votes answered by Matt S. 7 votes

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