What to Feed a 5 Week Old Puppy
A 5-week-old puppy should keep nursing while eating soft puppy-food gruel 3 to 4 times a day. How to mix the mush, how much to feed, and when to call the vet.
What Do Copperhead Snakes Eat?
Copperheads eat mostly mice and voles, plus frogs, lizards, small birds and lots of cicadas and caterpillars. What babies eat, how they hunt and how often they feed.
How Much Hay Does a Donkey Eat Per Day?
An adult donkey eats about 1.3% to 1.8% of its body weight in dry forage a day. Daily hay amounts by weight, the right straw and hay mix, and winter and weight-loss tips.
Monthly Dog Food Cost by Dog Size (With a Calculator)
What it costs to feed a dog each month depends on weight and on the food’s price per calorie. A size-by-size table for 10 to 100 lb dogs at three price levels.
Wet vs Dry Cat Food: Which Costs Less per Calorie?
Wet cat food often looks cheaper per ounce but costs far more per calorie. A worked example for a 10 lb cat shows the real monthly difference, and how mixed feeding changes it.
How to Compare Pet Food by Cost per 1,000 Calories
Price per bag and price per pound hide the real cost of feeding. Here is the simple cost-per-1,000-kcal method, with a worked dog example and the unit conversions.
How to Select the Best Chew Treats for Dogs
The best chew treat is the right size for your dog, soft enough to dent with a thumbnail, easy to digest, and counted in the daily calories. Here is how to choose one and which chews to skip.
Malaysian Tortoise Food: What to Feed an Asian Forest Tortoise
The tortoise most often called the Malaysian tortoise is the Asian forest tortoise. It eats broadleaf greens, vegetables, some fruit, and a little animal protein. Here is how to feed one well.
Repashy Grub Pie for Reptiles: What It Is and How to Use It
Repashy Grub Pie is an insect-based gel food for insect-eating reptiles and amphibians. Learn what is in it, how to mix and store it, and which pets it suits.
Can Guinea Pigs Eat Ice? (And Safer Ways to Keep Them Cool)
Guinea pigs shouldn’t chew or eat ice cubes, but ice can still help them beat the heat. Here’s how to use it safely, and the heatstroke signs every owner should know.