Mindblown: a blog about animal lovers.
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How to Preserve a Butterfly
How to Preserve a Butterfly – If you love butterflies, a way to preserve your beauty is to frame them. The problem is that they are delicate and easily damaged. The other problem is that they can get dehydrated and brittle very quickly after they die. To preserve the beauty of a butterfly, you will…
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How Often Should a Dog Poop
Most dogs defecate only once a day – after all, they receive only one pot of feed per day. But this varies according to the size of the dog and, mainly, the amount of food it receives. It is usually considered healthy for him to do these needs up to three times a day. To…
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Is it Ok for a Dog to Eat Cat Food?
Is it ok for a dog to eat cat food – When one has both dog (s) and cat (s), one might sometimes be tempted to give them the same thing to eat? So is it bad for the dog to eat the cat’s croquettes? And for the cat, is it safe for him to…
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How to Treat Diarrhea in Dogs or Cats
How to treat my pet’s diarrhea problems? The health of our pets is of great concern to us and sudden diarrhea often causes concern. To help you restore the situation and relieve your dog or cat, here’s how to analyze the situation in 3 times. 1. Detect the problem Diarrhea is defined as increasing…
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10 Best Toys for Bearded Dragons
10 Best Toys for Bearded Dragons – Have you ever heard of bearded dragon toys? No? Me neither till closing week. A pal of mine, who’s additionally in love with bearded dragons, informed me that he offered a few toys for his dragon now and that he’s doing some little bit of playing and schooling…
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Dangerous Food for Lovely Cats
Food: Dangerous Food for Cats Animal feeding is not the same as humans, so we make a lot of mistakes about what to give or not. Thus, it is better not to yield anything, in front of the eyes filled with the desire of our companions, and prefer to be informed by the veterinarian. So…
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Fact About Siberian Huskies
The husky was used for centuries by the Chukchi tribe in Siberia as a sled dog. At the beginning of the twentieth century, it was imported into North America by fur traders, and participated in numerous sleigh races, in which it showed itself to be very efficient. In 1925, a diphtheria outbreak in Nome, Alaska,…