
Caring for Your Pet
Like children, companion animals depend on you for everything -- nourishment,
medical attention, and a safe home. Here's some important information about how
to care for your loving pet.
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ID Tags and Microchips
The following are common types of identification that can mean the difference between life and death for your best friend. Remember, with each of these methods, it is imperative to keep information up to date.
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Behavior and Training Issues
Although companion animals look cuddly and loveable, sometimes their behavior
doesn't make them so endearing. Scratched furniture, constant barking, getting
into the trash . . . not surprisingly many dogs and cats end up in shelters
because of various behavior problems like these.
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Grooming Your Pet
Grooming is an important part of companion animal guardianship. Pets need
regular brushing, bathing, and dental care, and some animals with longer hair
(e.g., Persians, poodles) often require frequent trips to the groomer.
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Have Pet, Will Travel?Here are things you should know about taking your pet with you on your journey.
- Always make sure your pet is properly identified. Obtain identification with the address of your destination, as well.
- Whether going by plane, train, or automobile, train your pet to travel in his kennel. This invaluable training will make the entire traveling experience less stressful to the animal, whether across the country or across town.
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Exercising Your Pet
All animals need exercise -- cats need to play, dogs need to run, even
hamsters need to spin on their wheels. Here's what you can do to make sure your
cat or dog gets enough exercise and reaps the rewards of this healthy habit.
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