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68 stories published in the journal First dispatch: October 2026

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A dog carries a braided cotton toy, showing DIY dog toys from old t-shirts in use.

DOG TOYS · 11 Oct 2026

DIY Dog Toys From Old T-Shirts: No-Sew Braided Build

Learn two no-sew ways to make DIY dog toys from old t-shirts, including a tennis ball octopus and a quick three-strand braid. Includes safety checks and cleaning tips for light to moderate chewers.

11 min read

Dog toys
A parrot tearing a paper fiber toy, showing why do parrots need shreddable chew toys

SMALL PETS & BIRDS · 11 Oct 2026

Why Do Parrots Need Shreddable Chew Toys, and What Materials Are Safe?

Parrots need shreddable chew toys to manage continuous beak growth and release energy, preventing destructive habits like feather plucking. This guide covers safe materials, foraging toys, perch rotation, and how to inspect toys for hazards.

14 min read

Small pets & birds
Golden retriever sitting on grass beside a raw meaty bone, bully stick, rope toy, and antler, illustrating raw meaty bones vs

DOG TOYS · 11 Oct 2026

Raw Meaty Bones vs Recreational Bones for Dogs: What’s Safer

Raw meaty bones are edible and digestible, while recreational bones like antler, hoof, and nylon exist only for chewing and carry different risks. This guide breaks down which chews suit your dog's size, age, and chewing style.

13 min read

Dog toys
A budgie perched on a cage bar eating millet spray from a metal holder, illustrating whether a millet spray holder is safe

SMALL PETS & BIRDS · 11 Oct 2026

Is Millet Spray Holder Safe for Birds? What to Check Before You Buy

Not every millet spray holder is safe for every bird, since sharp rims and narrow gaps can cut feet or trap toes. This guide shows exactly how to inspect a holder before installing it and pick safer foraging gear for your bird's size.

12 min read

Small pets & birds