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Why do animals yawn? Why do cats eat grass? Why do they purr? And why on earth does my pet eat poop? Benjamin Hart, DVM, PhD, DACVB, and distinguished professor emeritus at the University of California – Davis, addressed some of the more inexplicable behaviors of companion animals in his talk at the American Veterinary Medical Association’s (AVMA) conference this year: “Why do they do that? Purring, yawning, flipping out on catnip, and eating poop.”


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Everything you need to know to care for your pet guinea pig.
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My guinea pig bites at the sipper tube of her water bottle, instead of licking it or nibbling on it. I don’t think she’s getting enough water. What should I do?
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She has chewed a hole in her cage and won’t stop, and I’m losing serious sleep! How do I get my hamster to stop chewing?


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Train your rabbit to use her litter box.
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Litter train your pocket pet.
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I have a male hamster. We are not sure how old he is. He used to be very active, but recently I have noticed that he is very calm. He sleeps all of the time. Is he sick?


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Try applying a spray called Bitter Apple, which is found at most pet stores, to the wires.
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Ten tips for preventing pet behavior problems.
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Guinea pigs have front teeth that grow throughout their lives. Part of their normal behavior is sharpening these teeth by biting on wood or other hard surfaces.
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