Sentences with phrase «as bar chewing»

When your dwarf hamster is happy, he's less likely to develop compulsive behaviors, such as bar chewing, that are bad for him.

A large cage will also reduce the chances of your hamster developing a compulsive behavior from boredom and aggitation, such as bar chewing that can lead to broken teeth or circling / pacing behaviors.

Not exact matches

Unable to perform any of her natural behaviors, the sow goes mad and exhibits compulsive, neurotic «stereotypical» behaviors such as bar - biting and purposeless chewing.

To say I was surprised at this bar I purchased as a sample is an understatement, l thought it would be bland and hard to chew.

These items included potato chips (crisps)(includes corn chips but not savoury crackers or pretzels), chocolate (either as chocolate bars, blocks, boxes or bags), confectionery (candy)(excluding mints and chewing gum) and soft drinks (soda)(both diet and regular).

As Parks notes, the rolled oats give the cookies the heartiness of a granola bar, the steel - cut oats lend a toothsome - chew, and the oat flour ensures a tender crumb.

The lone memorable turn, beyond David Morse virtually chewing his way through prison bars as a Kurtz - like CIA crackpot, comes from James Badge Dale, successfully stealing the show in his second successive summer showpiece after his standout turn in «Iron Man 3.»

Chew items not only help keep your pet's teeth in good condition but also deter them from chewing on other harmful items, such as cage bars that might damage their teeth.

If a dog panics, becomes distressed, chews at the bars, destroys the crate, routinely vomits, urinates or defecates (as an adult), or damages its teeth or nails, that dog should not be crated.

If you notice your hamster starts bar chewing, try adding some hanging chew toys over the area where they are chewing, but if the behavior doesn't stop with some extra toys you should move your hamster into a cage without bars such as an aquarium or bin cage.

The rectangular mesh also discourages hamsters who are bar chewers as it doesn't provide as easy of an angle for chewing as cages with only horizontal or vertical bars.

Ferrets» mischievous behavior, such as chewing on cage bars or falling from higher altitudes, may result in trauma to the maxillary canines.

Captive rodents that are kept caged and not given anything to play with or to chew on commonly develop behavior problems including barbering (chewing hair off themselves), repetitive behaviors (such as cage bar chewing, jumping, digging, and running in patterns), fighting, cannibalism (of their mates and babies), and repetitive teeth chattering.

Ferrets often crack their teeth from chewing on inappropriate objects such as rocks and cage bars.

Pets are more prone to fractured teeth if they chew on objects that are too hard, such as antlers, bones, hooves, rocks, nylon bones, and even cage or kennel bars.