Guinea pigs are, of course, herbivores. They are small machines for eating vegetables. But if you’re going to be a responsible homeowner, you need to know what they can eat, what they like to eat, and what they can’t eat. First, remember that guinea pigs, like humans, do not make their own vitamin C. If a pig does not get […]
Sometimes diarrhea is a way that the body gets rid of unwanted substances in the stomach. It is usually defined as a soft stool without consistency. Other symptoms of this bowel cleansing include vomiting, stomach pain, thirst, fever, nausea, and dehydration. In children, this can be dangerous, as in people 60 years and older. Fortunately, there are home remedies for […]
“It was easier to raise my son than to raise this puppy.” I have heard that statement more than once. Working with many puppy owners each year, I can see the frustration on the faces of many of them. Bringing a new puppy home can be a lot of work. Your puppy does not know where to urinate and defecate, […]
Judge: [responding to a Borrower] Mr. Borrower, at Cornell University they have an incredible scientific equipment known as the Tunnel Electron Microscope. Now this microscope is so powerful that by shooting electrons you can see images of the atom, the infinitesimally tiny building blocks of our universe. Mr. Borrower, if you were using that microscope right now, I still wouldn’t […]
Do you have an Xbox 360? Chances are high that you will meet or at least hear of the red ring of death. The Red Ring Of Death (big name) was caused by overheating inside the console. What is less well known is that the red lights on the front of the console can also indicate a series of fault […]
The fifth week of college football revealed the 6 luckiest teams in the nation: Missouri, Texas Tech, Brigham Young (BYU), Kansas, Boise State and Vanderbilt. It was the 6 teams from the AP Top 25 Poll that had a bye week, saving them from possible defeat. The other 19 Top 25 teams did not fare as well in Week 5, […]
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