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What to Feed a 6 Week Old Puppy

October 23, 2026February 17, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Overhead view of dog food in a white and blue bowl

At 6 weeks, puppies should be eating moistened puppy food 4 times a day. Here is what and how much to feed.

What to Feed Goldfish From the Fair

October 19, 2026February 16, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Goldfish in a fish bowl

How to feed a goldfish won at the fair, plus the first steps to get it into a proper tank and keep it healthy.

Walmart Wild Bird Seed 40 lb: What to Look For in a Large Bag

October 22, 2026February 15, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Bird perched on a wild bird seed feeder

A 40 lb bag of wild bird seed is great value for a busy feeder if the mix is mostly sunflower seed and stays dry. Here is how to choose and store it.

Is It Safe for Humans to Eat Whiskas Cat Food?

October 28, 2026February 14, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Cat eating wet cat food

Whiskas cat food is not made for people. A single accidental bite is unlikely to hurt, but it should not be a regular food. Here is why and what to do.

Instinct Rabbit Cat Food Review: Is a Rabbit Recipe Right for Your Cat?

November 2, 2026February 14, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Close-up of kittens eating

Nature’s Variety Instinct makes grain-free cat foods with rabbit as the featured protein. Here is who might benefit, what to check on the label, and why rabbit alone does not cure allergies.

Is Corn on the Cob Safe For Guinea Pigs to Eat?

October 26, 2026February 13, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Guinea pig eating a small grain-free snack

Corn on the cob is not a good guinea pig food. Learn about husks, kernels, and safer summer treats.

How to Make Cat Treats From Canned Cat Food

October 26, 2026February 11, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Cat eating canned cat food from a bowl

Canned cat food can be turned into simple baked or freeze-dried-style treats. Here are safe methods, ingredients to avoid, and how many treats a cat should get.

Sheba Cat Food: What’s Inside the Trays Behind the Ads

November 2, 2026February 10, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Cat eating food

Sheba is a wet cat food brand from Mars Petcare known for small single-serve trays and a long-running run of cat-focused ad campaigns. Here is what to check before you buy it.

What Do You Feed Newly Hatched Ducks?

October 29, 2026February 9, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Newly hatched ducklings in a brooder

What to feed newly hatched ducklings: a non-medicated 18-20% protein starter with niacin, plenty of water, and when to switch to grower.

What Do Hognose Snakes Eat in Captivity?

November 12, 2026February 9, 2023 by Mary Nielsen
Hognose snake coiled on pine needles

Hognose snakes eat toads in the wild and pre-killed mice in captivity. Learn how to feed hatchlings, juveniles, and adults.

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