July 2020 - PetReview

Persian Cat Found At Mei Ling Street

Post published:July 28, 2020
Post category:Adopt Me

Abandoned in Mei Ling Street for a while, a rescuer has done her due diligence to track her owner and see if she is a lost cat since the cat pop-up out quite suddenly. No one has come forward to claim it for a couple of months already. Meanwhile, she is fed and taken care of by a feeder and rescuer. She lives out in the street like a beggar. This Persian mixed is one year old and has been sterilised. The rescuer and feeder hope to find it a good home as she is tame, friendly and affectionate.

Syrian Hamster – Life Of Boi Boi

Post published:July 27, 2020
Post category:Adoptions

When Nicole Ling’s pet hamsters passed on from old age, the hamster lover was keen on filling the furry void. A call for adoption on Facebook for a Golden Syrian hamster came to Ling at the right time. “A woman contacted me on the Hamster Lovers Club on Facebook. My previous hamsters Coffee Bean and BenBen had passed on from old age so I wanted another Syrian. I called him Boi Boi because he seems to respond to this name,” shares Ling.

10 Popular Freshwater Fish – Profile, Personality And Breeds

Post published:July 24, 2020
Post category:Fishes & Reptiles

As a beginner, freshwater fish has the best chance of success in a home aquarium. There is a lot to learn for the fish keeper who is just starting out, and picking fish that are fun and easy to care for is important. Most people who start off in the fishkeeping hobby, get hooked very quickly mainly because fish are so beautiful to watch and many have characteristics and personalities all of their own.

Introducing A New Cat To Your Dog

Post published:July 23, 2020
Post category:Cats

Introducing a new cat to your dog can be an exciting and stressful affair. Understandably, you are a little worried about how your dog is going to take to this new arrival! Rest assured, there are ways to effectively minimise that stress and help your pets to get along together. Here are tips on how to introduce a cat to a dog, without causing too much friction.

Pet Parakeet – A Social Bird As Companion

Post published:July 20, 2020
Post category:Birds

Our dog and cat companions see limited colors, but a parakeet see all the colors we do plus a few in the UV spectrum. They enjoy colorful toys, colorful ladders and a colorful assortment of veggies to eat in their bowl. Supply your parakeet with the right toys, and he will provide you with endless entertainment.

Pink Cat House – A Pretty Space For Three Lucky Cats

Post published:July 17, 2020
Post category:Pet Interiors / Trending

A pink cat house by KC Design Studio is dedicated to a couple’s love for their three cats. Cat-friendly features include cat ladders, a carousel climbing frame and a fluffy swing, all of which are in pink. With careers in graphic design and fashion, the cat-loving couple has cultivated a passion for bold and unusual design.

Mongrel – Why This Dog Is Twice The Fun

Post published:July 16, 2020
Post category:Adoptions

When Louis first saw Toby in 2016, the mongrel appeared aggressive, had bad skin and in poor health. Toby was housed at Exclusively Mongrel (EM), a non-profit animal shelter for stray dogs in Singapore. Undaunted, Louis decided to give the mongrel a chance and fostered the dog for 2 weeks. Upon reflection, Louis was grateful for the support from Kevin Neo, the director at EM, who guided him on caring for the dog and making the transition easier.

Architectural Cat Houses – Fancy Dwellings For Kitties On The Go

Post published:July 14, 2020
Post category:Pet Interiors

It is no secret that cats can be the fussiest of cultural critics which is why Los Angeles-based Architects for Animals has assembled some of the city’s leading architecture firms to design functional yet inventively fancy outdoor dwellings at “Giving Shelter,” a benefit for FixNation, which spays and fixes homeless felines.

Sun Conure Species Profile – Housing, Diet And Behaviour

Post published:July 13, 2020
Post category:Birds

The Sun Conure is a highly popular pet bird for a couple of reasons. These playful little parrots are quick to charm hearts with their intelligent and fun personality. They love to mimic songs and dance too. With a long lifespan of up to thirty years, these lovely parrots can be a faithful companion for a family pet. As a pet they are widely available at most pet stores and not too expensive. Be prepared, this bird is one of the loudest of all parrots. They are not a good starter bird since they require a lot of consistent training, daily interaction, and constant socialization to keep them tame and well-behaved.

Samsung’s Sustainable TV Boxes Can Be Recycled Into A Cat House

Post published:July 10, 2020
Post category:Pet Interiors

Samsung’s 2020 ‘lifestyle TVs’ - the Sero, Frame and Serif TV, comes in packaging which can be transformed into a cat house, a small coffee table or a magazine rack. Usually electric companies a thick corrugated cardboard box to protect the product inside while shipping. Since these boxes are difficult to be recycled, they often end up discarded in the landfills.