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1. Cat Behavior: Why Do Cats Do That? This article from Petful provides an informative answer to the question of why cats do the things they do. It covers different behavior topics such as why cats meow, why cats groom themselves, why cats knead, why cats rub against objects, why cats scratch furniture and much more. It also provides tips on how to manage unwanted cat behaviors. 2. Cat Nutrition: What Should I Feed My Cat? This article from PetMD covers the basics of cat nutrition and provides important tips for selecting the right food for your cat. It covers topics such as the importance of protein, why wet food is important, what to look for in a cat food label and the benefits of providing a variety of food. It also includes tips on how to transition your cat to a new food. 3. How to Groom Your Cat This article from the Humane Society of the United States explains the basics of cat grooming and why it's important. It covers topics such as how to brush your cat, how often to bathe your cat, how to trim your cat's nails and how to clean your cat's ears. It also includes tips on how to make grooming a positive
Midjourney Cognitive decline is common in senior dogs, but there are ways to support their brain health naturally—through diet, supplements, mental stimulation, and lifestyle changes. If you’re looking to give your pup the best chance at a long, healthy, and happy life, these natural strategies are a great place to start. Add …
Shutterstock Dogs have worked alongside humans for centuries, taking on roles that require intelligence, stamina, and dedication. From herding livestock to pulling sleds and guarding homes, these hardworking breeds are built for a life of purpose. They don’t just enjoy having a job—they need it to stay happy and fulfilled. Whether …
Shutterstock Dogs have a way of making us laugh every day with their bizarre, over-the-top antics. But as ridiculous as they seem, many quirks have scientific explanations. Some come from their wild ancestors, others help them communicate, and a few are just part of how their brains work. Suppose you’ve ever …
A simple grooming appointment turned into an unforgettable experience for one family, proving that sometimes our pets have a better sense of recognition than we do. What started as an ordinary day quickly spiraled into a case of mistaken identity, leaving the family both baffled and amused. After picking up …
Greenpeace Canada is calling on BMO to end its partnership with the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) in response to the oil lobby’s publication of a 2025 federal election platform that calls for a major rollback of environmental legislation and an end to all federal regulation of emissions reduction and carbon pricing.
From the book's summary on the publisher's website [publication date: 5/6/25]: A landmark investigation of the chemical industry’s decades-long campaign to hide the dangers of forever chemicals, told through the story of a small town on the frontlines of an epic public health crisis In 2014, after losing several friends and relatives to cancer, an…
Read the full project summary and access project publications. Tire and road wear particles have been shown to cause acute effects to sensitive aquatic animals and degrade their habitats. U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists developed methods to accurately identify aquatic compounds, such as 6PPD and 6PPD-quinone, that can cause acute mortality events in coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch).
Read the full story from Utility Dive. Republicans on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee have called on eight environmental organizations that received grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to submit documents, communications and other internal records related to the funding they received. The probe, announced Thursday, is spearheaded by Committee Chair James Comer and…
Read the full story from the Universities of Wisconsin. When it comes to PFAS research and education, Seyed Javad Amirfakhri is professionally and personally invested. Amirfakhri is an Assistant Professor of Paper science and Chemical Engineering at UW-Stevens Point who is conducting innovative PFAS removal research. He also has five children and wants to make…