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63 stories published in the journal First dispatch: October 2026

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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
Adult dog sitting on a sunlit deck with a black rubber dog chew toy in front of its paws, illustrating what size Kong is safe

DOG TOYS · 11 Oct 2026

What Size Kong Is Safe for My Dog? A Weight and Bite Chart

Choosing the right Kong depends on both your dog's weight and how hard it actually bites. This guide walks through sizing by chew strength, life stage, and breed, plus how to fill, inspect, and clean a Kong safely.

13 min read

Dog toys
A real tabby cat and a lifelike robotic cat sitting side by side, showing whether a robotic cat can replace a real cat

CAT TOYS · 11 Oct 2026

Can Robotic Cats Replace a Real Cat? What Owners Should Know

Robotic cats can mimic purring, touch response, and movement, but they fill a different role than a living companion. This guide compares model types, safety checks, and who each option actually suits.

14 min read

Cat toys
Overhead view of a homemade DIY lick mat for dogs layered with chicken, yogurt and pumpkin on a wooden table

DOG TOYS · 11 Oct 2026

How to Make a DIY Lick Mat for Dogs: Layered Recipes That Calm

Learn how to make a DIY lick mat for dogs using simple layered recipes with protein, everyday food, and yogurt or pumpkin for longer-lasting licking sessions. This guide also covers freezing, cleaning, safety checks, and alternatives for dogs who chew rather than lick.

15 min read

Dog toys
A curious tabby cat studying a motorized automatic ball toy on a wooden floor, suggesting why do cats ignore automatic cat

CAT TOYS · 11 Oct 2026

Why Do Cats Ignore Automatic Cat Toys? The Prey Instinct Explained

Automatic cat toys often fail because they skip the stalk-pounce-carry sequence cats are wired to expect. Here's the research behind the prey instinct, real toy test results, and the features that actually keep cats engaged.

14 min read

Cat toys