Toxoplasmosis: how feral cats kill wildlife without lifting a pawFeral cats are a huge threat to our native wildlife, hunting and killing an estimated 75 million animals across Australia each and every night. But the killing spree doesn't end there. There's a parasite…Bronwyn Fancourt...
Cats love warm, dark spaces where they can hide from humans and predators. You’ll often find them hiding in crawl spaces, underneath decks, and in similar undisturbed, enclosed areas. Install chicken wire or lattice to block the cats’ access to hiding spaces. Just make sure the coast is ...
You might want to keep cats out of your yard for several reasons, but let’s cover the basics. 1. Cats Kill Nature’s Critters Whether you leave seed out for squirrels or sugar water for hummingbirds, you might love feeding the wildlife around your neighborhood. If you have a stray or...
Raccoons can claw their way into parts of the roof or siding that are weak or worn, so make sure your roof is sturdy and durable. If your roof is old or weakened, considerinstalling a new roofto make sure it can protect your home from wildlife entry. Trim trees If you have tall tree...
After working for a while at an aquarium, Toshimitsu Matsuhashi decided to become an animal photographer. He produces children's books using his photos of animals of the seashore, wildlife, aquarium and zoo, as well as unusual pets. Handbook / Manual By: Toshimitsu Matsuhashi(Author), Angus...
Similar rules apply when considering rescuing a baby bird. Keep an eye on the young to determine whether their mum is out collecting food. Keep dogs andcats away, and only move the bird if necessary. If you do need to move a bird, try to put it back in its own nest. For the most...
Keep it Fresh:Rotate toys or add new features to maintain interest. Your Cat’s New Favorite Spot A catio is a wonderful way to give your cat the freedom to explore the outdoors without compromising their safety. By following this guide on how to make a catio, you can create a unique ...
The wire mesh sides keep voles from escaping and also help prevent injury as the animal tries to get out. Note: Experts recommend covering traps, so voles do not feel exposed when entering to feed. 4. Dogs and cats Dogs and cats can help solve your voles problemPhoto Credit: Filip ...
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Again, there is no one-size-fits-all way to keep deer out of your garden or yard. So before formulating plans, ask and answer these seven questions: 1. How large is the space you’re trying to protect from deer? For instance, protecting a rural 2 acre property is going to require ...