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What do you do to take care of a hamster?
Be respondible by caring it, feeding it and playing with it
Which bee looks after the young ones?
The worker bees do all the caring and feeding of the larvae.
What is Feeding stabling and caring for a horse called?
Anything to do with the care of the horse is known as stable management.
What are some real life accounts of animal abuse?
like not feeding them and like not really caring for them
How are farm animals looked after?
By the farmer/rancher carrying out duties like feeding, caring for the sick, checking them, etc.
What is cattle money?
Money that ranchers get from selling their cattle, or money that is only to be spent on raising, feeding and caring for cattle, depending on how you look at it.
What is goat raising?
It is simply the process of breeding mature doe's and raising (feeding and caring for) the offspring to produce either milk or meat.
What are some important tips for caring for baby cottontails?
Some important tips for caring for baby cottontails include keeping them warm, feeding them a proper diet, handling them gently, and seeking help from a wildlife rehabilitator if needed.
What does the name Jenette mean?
it Mean's Loving, Caring, And Everything Sweet! If Your Name Is Jenette, You Are Lucky!
What are some tips for caring for a kitten with a potbelly?
Caring for a kitten with a potbelly involves feeding a balanced diet, providing regular exercise, and monitoring their health closely. Ensure the kitten is dewormed and consult a veterinarian for proper care and advice.
Can you provide information on caring for kittens with special needs?
Caring for kittens with special needs requires extra attention and patience. It is important to provide a safe and comfortable environment, regular feeding and grooming, and any necessary medical care. Consult with a veterinarian for specific guidance on caring for kittens with special needs.
Where can I find a guide for caring for aging parents?
You can find guides for caring for the elderly at http://www.eldercare.com/ and http://nymag.com/guides/everything/25016/. Another helpful site is http://www.101eldercare.com/.
