Archives: Questions & Answers

It’s focusing on your voice and showing curiosity.

Yes, cows have good memory and can recognize faces.

Common in short-nosed breeds; weight gain can also cause it.

Not recommended—filters remove toxins and keep water clean.

Could be due to low temperature or illness—check water and basking temps.

They see well in low light but not total darkness.

Parrots bite from fear, hormones, or lack of trust—train gently.

Rabbits’ teeth grow constantly—they need safe chew toys to grind them down.

Cats sleep 12–16 hours daily—it’s normal and helps conserve energy.

Yes—plants, decorations, and mild current keep them stimulated.

This behavior, called coprophagia, may be due to diet deficiency or stress.

Yes, in many countries—they’re nocturnal and need warm environments.

They have slow metabolism and excellent care can extend life to decades.

Yes, especially indoor cats benefit from companionship or interaction.

It may feel unsafe or stressed—provide plants and hiding spots.

Yes, they can catch mild respiratory infections similar to human colds.

It’s their natural way of marking territory and announcing daylight.

Usually not—many species are territorial and fight.

3–4 small meals per day until 6 months old, then 2 meals daily.

Yes, many parrots and crows can remember human faces for years.