Something smokers may not consider is how their habit may affect their furry friends. When you consider the huge amount of people who smoke coupled with the fact that over 70% of American households owned at least one pet in 2020, many pets are exposed to secondhand smoke.
Danielle Ramos-Sullivan
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We’ve all seen how livestock, including cows, sheep, and goats, love gnawing on grass. It’s fine for grazing to be their pastime because their stomachs are able to digest all of the cellulose in grass. Unlike those animals, dogs are omnivores, related to meat-eating hunters like wolves.
Christina Vercelletto
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Continue reading Winter Safety Tips For Your PetsA variety of dangers lurk during the chilly winter months. Here are some tips for keeping your pet safe.
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The good news is that the average full-grown feline will be fine when left alone for a workday, which means that, in most cases, you needn’t spring for a pet sitter on the regular. Yep, you’ve probably noticed that your cat loves to sleep—up to 18 hours a day, in fact—so you don’t need to feel guilty about putting a day in at the office while your kitty languishes on the couch. Working the nightshift? Again, no big deal. Your particular schedule doesn’t make much of a difference as far as your cat’s alone time is concerned.Â
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