Sentences with phrase «leave litter all»

Leave the litter box or pet food dishes out, or better yet, leave your pets in the home while showing.

Another solution is to leave the litter box in its original position and place another box in the new location.

It's time to leave that litter box in the dust and train your cat to use the toilet!

After six weeks, a Spaniel pup will be eating solid food, but, more importantly, it is more able to leave its litter at the minimum age of eight weeks than the standard six weeks.

For kittens less than 6 months old, leave the litter box unplugged and scoop waste until they are over 6 months.

When cats leave litter everywhere, your house might have a horrible smell.

Abrupt change can cause your cat to leave her litter box behind so transition slowly.

No puppy should leave its litter before eight weeks of age.

One little tip when it comes to tracking is to use a litter mat to trap anything remaining on your kitty's paws as they leave their litter box.

The minimal amount of litter material that does leave the litter tray will not roll or move far from the tray.

If you are using a relo cage, after the cats have exited, remove the relo cage and carriers but leave the litter box, food, etc. in the same place.

What amount is the deposit that you require to hold a puppy until it is old enough to leave the litter?

Before puppies leave their litter, they begin developing teeth and receiving feedback on their skin bites: their littermates as well as a mother may approve or disapprove the use of teeth, and thus, the puppy makes his picture of what is right and what is wrong regarding teething and biting.

If you're buying a puppy, it should be at least 8 weeks old; 9 to 12 weeks is a good time for a pup to leave its litter.

The night before the puppies leave the litter, Trudy puts a teddy bear per puppy into the kennel with them.

The books say 7 weeks because that's about the earliest a puppy should leave its litter.

Puppies who leave the litter too early may have problems with bite inhibition and have social issues with other dogs later.

A.The AVMA (American Veterinary Medicine Association) says that puppies can leave the litter from 6 to 10 weeks.

This way, you won't be tempted to leave litter out on the trail or beach, and you'll do your part in curbing the crazy amount of single - use plastic we go through every year.

Timmermans, B.G.H. and Jansonius, PieterJans (2012) Differences in leaf litter, ascospore production and infection of pear scab (Venturia pirina) in Dutch organic orchards.

The page indicates that there are about 75 large trees per hectare which add to the leaf litter of the coffee plants, and there is a photo of coffee growing under shade in their photo gallery.

Dr Parr has been investigating the potential for soil organic carbon sequestration by bamboo leaf litter in collaboration with researchers from the Fujian Academy of Forestry Sciences in south - east China.

The university's extensive landscaping offers many habitats for the non-native snails, which can survive under stones, on tree bark, and among grass and leaf litter.

Clark has spent years all over the South crawling through underbrush and kicking up leaf litter to collect ticks that transmit infections.

Oliver attributed most of those differences to Southern heat: To avoid it, scapularis nymphs hide out under leaf litter, biting lizards and small mammals instead of questing for larger prey on tall grass or brush.

Females lay eggs in leaf litter on the ground in late spring and early summer, and then die.

In the South, they are generally buried too deep in leaf litter — to avoid the heat — to get at human hosts.

The accumulation of leaf litter in a dry climate sets the stage for periodic fires.

On the forest floor, the leaf litter vanishes as it is eaten up by the worms and turned into humus.

«This may impact leaf litter by increasing rates of decomposition or decreasing rates of litter fall.»

But that isn't a good thing in a northern forest where soil is naturally stratified and nutrients tend to be found only in the uppermost layer near the leaf litter.

He had grown up in the canyons, poking around in the leaf litter, catching lizards.

Lots of rain, however, had no effect on the rate of leaf litter decomposition, perhaps because the fungi are not overly stressed and actually thrive when springtails munch on them a bit, the researchers speculate.

«But, because there was so much more leaf litter at deciduous woodland sites, the numbers of insects supported by these streams was at least double that in any other stream type,» he added.

They also measured special «stable isotopes» of carbon and nitrogen in river organisms to trace how much of the energy in their bodies came originally from leaf litter.

According to Peter Groffman, a microbial ecologist at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Millbrook, N.Y., northern hardwood forests have relied on thick layers of leaf litter that serve as a rooting medium.

Some insects use this leaf litter as food.

New research shows that as taller shrubs expand into the tundra, nutrients in their leaf litter will either promote or reduce the nitrogen fixation, depending upon which shrub species that will dominate.

It can act like a barrier, preventing leaf litter from the surrounding forest — along with plastic bags, soda cans and other light trash — from sinking into the denser saltwater.

He said: «We've established that earthworms, referred to as «nature's ploughs» by Charles Darwin, have a metabolic coping mechanism to deal with a range of leaf litter diets.

Without their crucial landscaping services, including grazing on plants and leaf litter, biomass builds up on the forest floor and frequently causes wildfires.

The researchers suggest the cause may be a change to a warmer, wetter climate, which reduces tree growth and may lead to a thinner layer of leaf litter, where the animals live.

Cacao plantations (which produce cocoa) produce a heavier layer of this leaf litter.

In this activity, you will be able to see the biodiversity levels of leaf litter in your neighborhood and how human activity has impacted these levels.

Remember that organisms like fungi and bacteria also live in leaf litter, and these organisms can not be seen without a microscope.

The three - person team crouched on the steep ridge, scouring layers of sandy gravel and leaf litter.

For this reason, leaf litter is considered very biodiverse.

• Travel to another location with leaf litter.

Using your fingers but keeping your gloves on, spread out the leaf litter so an even layer is created.

On such nights, the leaf litter is wet and does not make much noise, which allows the moles to move around without attracting predators.