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APA! Thrift is a boutique-style shop – now with three locations – that sells high-quality new and gently used items for very low prices. In addition to the incredible deals on amazing finds, all net proceeds directly support the innovative lifesaving programs and animals of Austin Pets Alive!.
You know your dog can get stressed, but just how stressed can they get? Are panic attacks possible? Unfortunately, yes they are. It’s not uncommon for dog owners to wonder if their furry friend can experience the same range of emotions that humans do. After all, dogs are known to feel stress and anxiety in […]
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Gently cooked food made using the sous vide method is a healthy option for dogs and cats. And it’s growing in popularity. Dog and cat parents have more choices than ever before when it comes to deciding what to feed their animal companions. One of the newer dietary options on the pet food market is […]
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Move over, boring old pet tags: Dogily rose gold best friend jewelry sets are here to change the way we say “I love you” to our dogs! Remember when you were younger and gave your best friend a half-heart necklace and kept the matching half to show the world that you were BFFs? It was […]
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Whether you need care support for your dog or cat during his final weeks or months, or would like to become a certified animal hospice practitioner, this organization can help As our dogs and cats age, the time inevitably comes when we need to start thinking about end-of-life care. More and more people are turning […]
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Paul Andrews Dogs navigate the world with their noses. They have more than 100 million sensory receptors in their noses, and the part of a dog’s brain dedicated to smelling is 40 times larger than in humans. Nose work for dogs can stimulate them mentally, burn energy, build confidence, and encourage overall health and happiness. […]
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