Archives: Questions & Answers

Some cats respond calmly to soft classical or “cat-specific” music.

It can be play, boredom, or even a medical irritation—monitor frequency.

No—fish need darkness to rest; turn lights off at night.

To better locate sounds and understand human cues.

Yes—goats are agile climbers and love exploring heights.

Yes, they need oxygenated water, especially in small tanks.

Could be boredom, diet imbalance, or medical issues like hyperthyroidism.

Avoid cooked bones—they splinter. Raw bones (under vet guidance) are safer.

Yes, cooked eggs are a great protein source in moderation.

Yes, misting or shallow baths help keep feathers clean and healthy.

Around 2–3 years on average, depending on breed and care.

They can rest standing, but deep sleep usually happens lying down.

Molting is natural, but bald spots could indicate stress or parasites.

Absolutely—cats recognize voices, scents, and routines.

Yes, studies show dogs can feel jealousy when owners focus on others.

Poor water quality or stress can make fish leap—cover the tank securely.

Yes—start with simple words, use repetition and positive reinforcement.

Yes, some sleep underwater but come up periodically for air.

Cats hide when anxious, sick, or simply seeking quiet and comfort.

Usually every 3–4 weeks, depending on breed and activity.