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Toys
All animals need to play and have fun. it is important to provide stimulating toys and novel games to prevent your pet becoming bored. Your pet will often have a favourite toy which is great, but they should also have a variety of other toys to play with from time to time. it is a good idea to rotate the toys your pet has access too. If an old toy is put away for a while it will be more exciting once it is re-introduced. Beware of giving your pet old items such as slippers and socks to play with. They will not be able to tell the difference between those and your brand new ones!
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We have a 3 year old cat we got from Cat's Protection last year. The past few days she's ... view
Major worries with Midnight.
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Dog caught hamster
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i've had my hamster Moo Moo
for an few days now. The day after I got him
the dog ... view
Not eating
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