
Lisa Selvaggio
Contributor at PetGuide.com
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Articles
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1 week ago |
petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio
Working from home provides a host of conveniences, one of which is being able to spend all day with your pets, keeping an eye on them and making sure they have everything they need. But pets can also be distracting or cause a commotion when you’re trying to meet deadlines or engage in a virtual meeting with colleagues. To help you out, we’ve compiled a few tips for working at home with your pets so you can take advantage of the perks and ensure everyone, including your furbabies, is happy.
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1 week ago |
petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio
Don’t forget to pack dog waste bags so you can pick up after your pet and keep the trails clean for everyone. The Energy Sources: Food, Treats, WaterTo keep your dog fueled and hydrated, don’t forget food, treats, and water. Pack some dry food and your pooch’s favorite treats so you can keep them energized and happy during the hike.
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1 week ago |
petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio
Toys: For playing and exercising, give your rodents various toys. Chew toys made for rats help keep their teeth healthy. Running wheels let them release their energy (choose smooth wheels for safety and comfort). And simple items like paper towel tubes can be used, so you don’t have to spend a lot of money to keep your rats active and happy. Tip: Purchase a rodent playpen you can put your rats in when they’re spending time outside of their cage.
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3 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio
Why Is My Dog Drooling? Dog owners often notice their furry friends drooling, and in many cases, it’s completely normal. However, if the drooling seems excessive or unusual, it may indicate an underlying issue that requires attention. Understanding the reasons behind your dog’s drooling can help you determine whether it’s a natural occurrence or something that needs intervention.
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3 weeks ago |
petguide.com | Lisa Selvaggio
U.S. Pet Parents and Travel PlansA survey of 5,000 pet parents in the United States found that their beloved companions are having an impact on their travel plans. 56% of the people surveyed said they travel less ever since they got their pet. And 9% of people even said they cut a vacation short because they didn’t want their pets to think they were abandoned. Roughly 49% of people said they don’t trust anyone to properly care for their pets while they’re away.
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