Fishing and maintaining fish is one of the most relaxing and satisfying experiences that all pet enthusiasts would take. A fish that moves around the tank happily with bright colours and vigorous behaviour brings beauty and positivity in the home. However, fish are sensitive pets and their wellbeing will solely rely on the kind of environment you provide them with. With a well designed tank, good clean water, good nutrition and the appropriate type of care, your fish will indeed flourish. The following is a full explanation of the manner of making fish happy in a tank, in that sweet and useful department of Timespet, which is unoffensive and simple to understand.

It explores the debate around cat whisker fatigue whether it’s a real condition or just internet hype. It explains the role of whiskers, signs of overstimulation and how sensory overload affects cats. While science doesn’t confirm whisker fatigue as a diagnosis, pet owners still make practical adjustments like using whisker-friendly bowls to improve feline comfort.

Summer means sunshine and longer days, but also a few challenges for pet bird owners. Birds are extremely sensitive to heat, and even small increases in temperature can lead to dehydration, heat stress and other health problems. As we spend more time outside during the summer, our feathered friends need some extra help with being comfortable and safe.

When winter rolls in with chilly winds and foggy mornings, most of us pull out our sweaters, sip hot drinks and get cozy. But what about our dogs? Many people assume that their furry friends are naturally equipped to handle the cold. After all, they have fur, right? The truth is that winter can be just as challenging for dogs as it is for humans. Just like us, they can fall sick when temperatures drop. Understanding how winter affects dogs can help us protect them better and keep them happy, healthy and wagging all season long.

Keeping fish warm in winter is crucial because cold water slows their metabolism and immune system, making them vulnerable to stress, disease, and starvation. Maintaining a stable, appropriate temperature prevents lethargy, aids digestion, and keeps beneficial bacteria in the tank active, which is vital for water quality. When it's too warm, their metabolisms and breathing speed up, and they use more oxygen.

Winter feels like the perfect season to spoil our pets with warm treats. When the temperature drops, we naturally want to comfort them the same way we comfort ourselves. But here is the catch. Not every winter snack is safe for furry companions. In fact, some common foods can quietly cause digestive issues, allergic reactions or serious health problems. To keep your pet happy and healthy this season, it is important to know what to keep off their plate. Here is a simple and relatable guide that walks you through the foods you should absolutely avoid giving your pet during winter.

This article explains the most common pet nutrition myths many Indian pet parents still follow, such as giving roti, milk, or spicy food. It shows how these habits can actually harm pets and offers simple, practical guidance on what dogs and cats should truly eat for a healthy life.

Birds are adorable, chirpy and melodious creatures that offer a vibrant complement to any household, much like pets such as dogs and cats. In addition to their charm, it is important to note that they can carry certain hazardous diseases to human habitation.

Keeping our pets at a healthy weight is one of the most genuine ways we show love. Yet many pet owners unknowingly serve a little extra here and a few treats there, which slowly leads to pet obesity. It sneaks up quietly until one day the vet mentions that your furry friend has gained more weight than is safe. This article breaks down portion sizes, calorie needs, and the real role of treats so you can help your pet stay healthy without taking away the joy of mealtime.

In this article we talk about music, cows and the benefits music has over cows, from improved serotonin levels, reducing stress, better immune responses, increased feed intake, good social behaviour to ease during milking and promoting animal welfare. We also cover which kind of music is good and what should be avoided.