Heavy mealybugs infestation is much harder to control and it puts all other plants at very high risk. We would recommend considering discarding a heavily infested plant, replacing it with a new one, and getting a fresh start. How do Read more…
Most of the time, this behavior is nothing to worry about. Cats are such curious creatures, and they love to explore and hunt. When they jump inside a box or bat a hair tie around your house, they’re just following Read more…
Ingestion of string or hair ties can be deadly. Another important thing is to make sure your Ring Master has safe ring toys to play with instead. Our Oh-Ring, Flutter-Ring, and A-Lure-Ring are handmade out of chew-approved paper. This means Read more…
Cats that returned to carefree exploration and play were said to have a secure attachment, while cats that returned anxious with visible signs of annoyance, such as twitching their tail or licking their lips, were said to have an insecure Read more…
While many plant pesticides will kill mealybugs, the best solution I’ve found to kill them is 70% isopropyl alcohol. Many people recommend using q-tips to dab on the alcohol, but I’ve found that a spray bottle is much more effective Read more…
How do I know if my cat ate a hair tie? If your cat has eaten a hair tie, they may show no signs at all until it comes out in their poop. You might even be unaware they have Read more…
Use a plain jet of water to disrupt the bugs’ feeding, and spray plants with neem oil to discourage the bugs from coming back. Neem oil spray will not affect bees, making it ideal for the pollinator-friendly landscape. You can Read more…
They come from warmer climates and can come into your home (or outdoor plants) by bringing home infested plants from a nursery. They spread from plant to plant and feed off of growth points. They are white, tiny little guys Read more…
Pica is a term used to describe the consumption of non-edible materials. It is most frequently seen in certain breeds, such as Siamese, Burmese, Tonkinese and other Oriental types, leading to the suggestion that there may be a genetic component Read more…
6. Grooming you. If your cat licks or grooms you then it’s a pretty good sign that they view you as a trusted member of their group. When they’re in the litter as kittens, they groom each other as a Read more…