How we love our pets! Right now we have four; my son and daughter-in-law‘s black lab - Kayla, my daughter‘s two cats - Siren (Sisi) and Casper, and my cat - Kiara (Kiki). Over the years we have owned numerous dogs, a rat, guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits, goats, horses, one cow, one pig, one canary, parakeets, a pigeon, a racoon, and bugs.
I think the most important thing we must remember about taking care of our pets was best said often by my husband: "If you have it, you must take care of it, if you can't, find someone who can. Hopefully some of the items here can help you in that effort. Of course, we also have some things to spoil them.
We have also learned that if you can't afford to have your pet spayed or neutered, your local SPCA will do it for you very reasonably. They also offer low cost vaccinations. all possible through donations by other people and the fantastic vets that donate their time and expertise.
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Pets-Warehouse
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Low Fat Pet Treats and Foods
American Family Safety
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Each Cat Safety Kit includes:
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Each Dog Safety Kit includes:
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