It might lesson but might not stop. My neutered dog still humps the plush wolf sometimes. It's not a problem long as he doesn't start doing it obsessively. So it's okay to let him do it but if he does it to you or something you don't like you can direct him onto something it's okay for him to do. Hy...

He's humping it.

Maybe the pumpkin and probiotics will work. Beaker's food topper has probiotics and fiber in it so that could be what helped.

Looks interesting. I'm not sure about the one ingredient "quercetin" https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/mnfr.201700447 Beaker dog was having some anal gland issues but he was able to express them himself by licking. He doesn't do that any more after I added this https://amzn....

my heart is broke after the fox killed my peacock. he was such a great peacock. he tried to protect all the birds I have. I totally understand as I've been there myself in the past. In high school we lived in a tiny town in the mountains. I would let my cat out and she would just sit on the porch a...

Welcome. Hope you can find a baby.

14 days is not super long. The average is 7-10 days but worse infections may need it longer. There is no set time when it would cause resistance but stopping it before the infection is fully gone is more likely to allow the bacteria to develop resistance than continuing to give it. Since it's shrink...

Yes. He gave a lifespan of 10 years for his woolly and four eyes. I'm sure a lot of the variance in life span found online has to do with a variety of care people give. After checking his profile I see he does have a public page and this would appear to be one of the woolies so since this is public ...

Four eyed opossum aren't uncommon though I think most are imports but some are breeding them. I think the bare tail woolly opossum is rare, I just know the one person raising them.

I don't know about these buys but four eyed opossum and bare tail woolly opossum can live to 10 years.

Even single cells have been shown to react to external stimuli and singnal eachother chemically. Do you mean too suggest that a single cell can be aware? In order for something to respond to something it has to be aware of that something, so yes. We know how awareness works in animals. We know that...

Lesser are a lot more commonly kept. I think the main reason is size. Larger animals need more room, more food, etc.

Info from a past member about greater bush babies but really mostly applies to either species.
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In that case, if it's in the same spot, it's probably just scaring from the seroma and shouldn't be an issue. If it's not bothering him and he doesn't have a fever or anything then it seems better to leave it, surgery caused it in the first place so probably better to be conservative and not go cutt...

Hyzzie had a "lump" from her spay, it was a hernia. It was only fat in it and not intestine so we watched it and eventually, many years, later it became fixed, before that the fat lump could be pushed back into her but it didn't stay due to the hole in her abdominal wall. If the vet thinks...

A dig guard is a bit of extra fencing around the perimeter of the fence, that goes out along the ground instead of in like if it was a floor. Going out 2-3 feet on the ground with fence around the vertical fence will prevent digging in. Here's an example though this is just chicken wire to keep rabb...