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Andy Markison is an illustrator, graphic designer, animal lover and pet owner living in Germany. His website, ZapGraphix.com, sells fun and humorous pet related merchandise.

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How to Litter Train a Cat
[Pets:Cats] When you get a new kitten litter training is something you'll need to teach your cat to do. Usually this is a relatively easy task, but sometimes it ends up being harder than anticipated. There are several common causes for this behavior. We look at the reasons why a young kitten (or an older, formerly litter trained, cat) might eliminate outside of his or her litter causing their owners headaches and frustration.

Syrian vs. Dwarf Hamsters, What Should I Get For My Family?
[Pets] An interview with Ken Brocx, founder of Hamsterific.com, an authoritative website for hamsters and other small pets, where we discuss which type of hamster is right for you and your family.

Why Cats Flip For Catnip
[Pets:Cats] If you’ve ever watched as a cat "flipped" over fresh catnip perhaps you’ve been struck with the question; "what causes Catnip to affect cats that way?" Well, we have the answer... or at least part of it.

Alarm Clock Kitty, How to Stop Early Morning Meowing
[Pets] Does your cat wake you up in the wee hours of the morning when the roosters are fast asleep and even the sun hasn't dared to peek above the horizon? What you have my friend is an alarm clock kitty, and there is something you can do to stop this behavior without having to ditch the cat.

Hamsters; The Perfect Starter Pet
[Pets] As a parent, you want to be able to give your kids everything they want in life. One of those things for many parents, is a pet. But what kind of pet will he or she be responsible enough to take care of properly? For many children, the answer is not a dog or a cat, so what are they responsible enough for? The answer is, a hamster, the perfect starter pet.