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Pet
* All pets can benefit from healthy diets and proper nutritional supplementation
  - improved nutrition, which helps reduce disease and improve overall health
  - carry germs, but some carry more than others
  - get their rabies vaccinations before adoption
* Bring in outdoor pets.
* Can be Valuable, particularly large dogs.
* Every pet has a history, no matter how young or how old.
* Keep dogs and outside or out of the way.
* Many pets are allergic to fleas
  - extremely allergic to bee stings
  - found weeks or months after they disappear
  - can carry infectious diseases, e.g. iguanas and turtles can spread salmonella
  - develop some form of joint disease during their lives
  - drown each year in backyard swimming pools, especially puppies and kittens
* Many pets live for years
  - together and copulate regularly for years
  - naturally drink less as they age, which can lead to dehydration
  - require a certain type of care
* Many pets suffer from allergies
  - skin allergies
* More pets die each year as a result of being lost than from all diseases combined.
* Most pets accept brushing if they are approached in a gentle manner.
* Most pets adapt quickly to riding
  - adjust better to their owners absence when pets are left in their familiar surroundings
  - also require a great deal of care
* Most pets are able to go home the same day
  - at minimal risk for problems associated with general anesthesia
  - like children to the owners
  - member of families
  - safe to own
  - territorial
  - attract allergen
  - become lost at least once during their lifetime
  - can go home once they are willing to eat and drink again
* Most pets carry bacteria
  - harmful organisms
  - catch infect fleas
  - cause behavior problems
  - communicate with their owners in many different ways
  - decrease their scratching rapidly after the first injection
  - die without treatment
  - drink water
* Most pets eat food
  - high quality food
  - raw food
* Most pets exhibit abnormal behavior
  - other abnormal behavior
  - strange behavior
  - gain weight
* Most pets get food
  - necessary nutrients
* Most pets have a natural instinct to kill the squirrel
  - breathe problems
  - clean water
  - coats
  - diagnoses
  - firmer stools when their diet is mostly comprised of raw meat, fat, and bones
  - good appetite
  - health problems
  - kidney problems
  - little physical or social means to get back into balance
  - medical conditions
  - places
  - sharp teeth and can chew into a tube within seconds
  - tendencies
  - values
  - ingest poisonous substances
  - learn quickly with love and attention
  - like to be held and cuddled
* Most pets live in neighborhoods
  - over years
  - move legs
  - possess energy
  - prefer to avoid eliminating in areas where they eat or play
  - produce antibodies
  - rely on kidneys
* Most pets require diets
  - less than two days to learn how to use a pet door
* Most pets suffer from ailment
  - same ailment
  - something called separation anxiety
  - take to having something placed in their mouth if started at an early age
  - transmit illnesses
  - wear collars
* Some Pets are shy in discussing their bodies or facial beauty.
* Some pets absorb toxins
  - actually gain total body mass from excessive fat storage
  - also can become sensitive to changes in the water they drink
* Some pets are able to interact peacefully with each other with no problems
  - allergic to flea saliva
  - bitten by rattlesnakes
  - good at masking the signs of a flea infestation
  - more expensive to maintain than others
* Some pets can cause a problem with motion detectors
  - cope well with loss of vision, or hearing, or some kinds of orthopedic problems
  - contain proteins
  - descend from wallabies
* Some pets die of diseases
  - heart diseases
* Some pets do laboratory tests
  - well on special diets and supplemental digestive enzymes
* Some pets eat animals
  - insects
  - plants
  - poisonous plants
  - rats
  - small prey
  - toads
  - even become lethargic as their mouths become more painful
  - explore places
  - get carsick, and vets can prescribe travel-sickness medicine
  - hate mammals
* Some pets have abnormalities
  - adverse reactions to changes
  - cancer
  - hay
  - respiratory infection
  - kill roadrunners
* Some pets live in cages
  - small cages
* Some pets love lots of attention and affection, getting petted all of the time and fussed over
  - to lay in a certain area of the room or near a specific piece of furniture
  - possess parasites
  - refuse diets
* Some pets rely on cord
  - umbilical cord
  - require professional grooming several times a year
  - sleep on beds
  - suffer from conditions
  - sustain brain stem injuries
  - swim in water
  - test positive for worms without showing any outward symptoms at all
  - undergo chemotherapy
* add a great deal to human lives.
* alleviate stress, anxiety and depression.
* also can pass parasites, fungi and some bacterial infections to their owners
  - get the same benefits as people and livestock
* also help children to relax and be calm, and they make children smile
  - to foster family cohesion
  - shed bits of skin that have their own particular allergic potential
  - track in pollen, and one out of every ten people is allergic to cat or dog dander
* appear to help lower blood pressure and make people happier.
* are a big investment of time, money and emotion
  - common source of infection with ringworm and can transmit the infection
  - family responsibility and require adult involvement on a daily basis
  - life-long commitment
  - major source of support and increase perception the ability to cope
  - part of many peoples' lives
* are a problem inside a residence hall because of sanitation, pest control, allergies and noise
  - when living on the economy
  - simple, drug free way to lower stress and improve health
  - source of joy and relaxation
  - topic of great interest to most young children
* are also frequent victims of plant poisonings
  - highly susceptible to lead poisoning from lead contaminated dust
  - an antidote to depression
* are an important part of our everyday lives
  - the American household
* are animals kept as companions and treated with care and affection
  - which can comfort people all the time
  - willing to extend that presence to our daily lives
  - comfortable and feel protected in small places
  - dewormed for tapeworms throughout their lives
  - easy prey for cougars
  - essential to the quality of life of many senior citizens
* are family members who deserve our ongoing love and respect
* are great carriers of parasites
  - parasitic infestation
  - happier, healthier and live longer when housed indoors
  - individuals and different breeds have different needs
* are less likely to roam, get lost, injured or killed
  - run away, or get into fights
  - likely to die of exposure, starvation, predators, contaminated food or water
  - located at homes
* are more comfortable and content when life stays in order
  - likely to run off when left without their owners
* are most frequently the link by which rabies is spread from the wild to people
  - important to train children to have respect for animals and their needs and wishes
* are often more affectionate and less likely to run away from home and get into fights
  - victims of divorce, death, downsizes and layoffs
* are part of a person's life
  - many children's lives
  - particularly therapeutic for the elderly or infirm, who have become socially isolated
  - subject to the same safety hazards as their owners when traveling unrestrained in a car
  - the adhesive that pull people closer
* are the most common bridge between rabid wildlife and people
  - cause of bites, with dog bites occurring most often
  - second most important source of indoor allergens
  - unable to survive on their own if left behind
* become fat and lazy after being spayed or neutered
  - vulnerable to fire when left unattended, as well as other health risks like overheating
* bring therapeutic benefits to nursing homes.
* can act as emotional substitutes for spouses, romantic partners and children.
* can also be sensitive to foods
  - become infected and can spread the parasite to humans
  - expose people to a variety of bacterial infections and cause severe allergies
  - fall prey to poisonous plants
* can also get chemotherapy for cancer
  - rabies from wild animals
  - present problems in a community living setting
  - provide companionship and pleasure for people
  - reduce stress and anxiety levels, making people feel more relaxed
  - show the same sensitivities to chemicals and contaminates in their living environment
  - work as a buffer against social isolation
* can be a source of humor, and humor can have positive effects on health
  - physical as well as emotional comfort
* can be costly, especially for people on a fixed income
  - easy prey for coyotes
* can be the cure to a variety of psychological problems as well as physical ones
  - key to a long and healthy life
  - unpredictable in strange places or after a long car ride
  - very sensitive to changes in environments and become petrified during storms
* can become allergic to protein in food, treats or table scraps
  - easily frightened in strange places and run off
  - just as confused and frightened by unusual activity and increased anxiety as humans
  - pregnant at a very young age
  - bring great pleasure to people and can even be good for human health
* can carry and pass parasites to people
  - parasites and pass parasites to people
  - zoonotic infections, that is, infections that are shared by people and pets
  - cause allergy and asthma problems
* can cause problems for allergic patients in several ways
  - to allergic patients in several ways
  - contract rabies after having been bitten by an infected wild animal
  - contribute to longevity
* can develop behavioural problems which can be distressing
  - skin rashes and sores when faced with black mold in their living quarters
  - disrupt feeding, nesting, and mating activities of wildlife
  - even be stolen-particularly birds and exotic or purebred animals
* can get rabies by interacting with other animals that are infected
  - sugar diabetes just like people
  - greatly benefit from the use of herbal remedies
* can have positive effects on residents of long-term care facilities
  - serious reaction
  - up to three growth stages
* can help a sick person feel psychologically and even physically better
  - because they can cheer people up
  - ease the stress of caregivers
  - fill the void of loneliness
  - people with a variety of mental, emotional and physical disabilities
  - lose muscle mass, and gaining weight is common due to reduced activity levels
  - make a big difference in a single woman's life
  - meet emotional needs of children and others for love and affection
  - often have violent allegic reactions, and some pets actually get sick enough to die
  - play an important role during a child's early years
* can provide children with companionship, responsibility, comfort and a lot of fun
  - emotional support at a time when it is most needed
  - significant benefits for families
  - reduce feelings of stress in humans
  - teach kids responsibility and empathy, and provide love and companionship
  - urinate and defecate while in the wheelchair
* catch fleas
* come in many different shapes and sizes and can bring tremendous happiness to ones life.
* consume a lot salt when cleaning their feet.
* decrease feelings of loneliness and increase feelings of intimacy and constancy.
* depend on people for daily affection and attention
* die every year as a result of airline negligence.
* dietary resource for dogs and cats dedicated to proper pet nutrition.
* digest food.
* do require certain nutrients
  - well on similar nutrition as humans
* drink stand water
* even contribute to the development of self esteem.
* experience most of the same eye conditions as humans.
* experiencing anxiety can lose their appetites.
* explore environments.
* face certain death
* free resource for pet owners and animal lovers.
* frequently become very nervous when traveling and can suffer motion sickness as well.
* fulfill many of the same support functions as humans for adults and children.
* gain unhealthy weight
  - weight from a combination of being fed too much and receiving too little exercise
* generally adapt well to blindness and remain happy, especially in a safe, familiar environment.
* generate a feeling of well-being, a feeling of being loved
  - body heat from calories produced by food
  - people talking, and involved in their environment
  - tapeworms by eating an intermediate host like a mouse or flea
* give children the chance to feel needed and to take care of another living thing
  - people pleasure and can quickly gain their affection
* hate snakes.
* have appetite
  - few options
  - great values
  - little chance of living out a full active life if they aren t getting proper nutrition
  - other common eye problems
  - pulses
  - specific problems
  - the right to good nutrition
  - their own forms of communication
* help children feel secure in other ways
  - encourage acting responsible toward other beings
  - in the reduction of stress by improving the pet owner's psychological well being
  - parents teach children responsibility
* include dogs.
* includes brains
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - skulls
  - vacuoles
* kept in humane shelters generally have intestinal worms.
* lead to increased levels of social contact which in turn accounts for reductions in loneliness.
* learn to obey their young masters which helps children learn to respect authority.
* left unattended are easy victims for thieves who make money from trading animals.
  - our homes and share our environment humans
  - longer when their owners use preventative measures to protect their pets
* may have effects
* measures how intensely different parts of the brain use up glucose, oxygen, or other substances
  - much oxygen a particular part of the brain is using
* might have allergies
  - food allergies
* naturally guard their food, their babies, and their toys.
* need air
  - fat diets
  - fluid
  - fresh air
  - healthy food
  - high fat diets
  - intravenous fluid
  - lower protein diets
  - vary diets
* offer companionship, emotional intimacy, and feelings of well-being to their caretakers.
* often become frightened and hide during an emergency, and sometimes become lost, or trapped
  - defecate into childrens sand boxes, which transfers the eggs into the sand
  - experience dry skin during the winter months
  - get into trouble because they have a strong urge to chew, especially when they are young
* often have litters at inconvenient times and in unusual places
  - their litters in the middle of the night or in a place of their own choosing
  - to wait hours for their owners to return from work
  - reflect a mirror back to our diet, weight, and fitness level
  - sleep excessively during the first few days in the new home
  - threaten small wildlife
* open mouths.
* owned by singles and especially the elderly keep loneliness at bay.
* permit their owners to be themselves so they can risk self-disclosure and form attachments.
* play a major role in American life
  - an important role in our lives all year round
* prefer to give birth in the quiet alone.
* promote the health and happiness of millions of people.
* provide a common bond for family members
  - companionship that form of intimacy
* provide companionship, exercise and reduce stress
  - happiness, unconditional love, safety and are a great source of joy
* provide many great benefits to human beings
  - psychological boosts, especially to people in difficult circumstances
  - owners with a sense of fulfillment and nurturing
  - physical contact and affection
  - relief from stress and loneliness through their unconditional loyalty and love
  - security, socialization, and unconditional affection
  - their owners with unconditional love and loyalty
* provides health care guides for dogs and cats.
* react differently to drugs under different circumstances
  - many plants
* reduce the stress in their lives because they give their owners unconditional love.
* require attention
  - food, water, exercise, grooming care and companionship every day of their life
  - maintenance
  - management
  - stimulation
  - time, attention, and money for proper care
* respond to natural medicine in different ways.
* running at large are more likely to be exposed to rabies.
* seek shelter.
* seem to be especially important for people who are ill.
* sometimes travel long distances to return to an old home.
* spend more time outdoors with pet parents during summer months
  - most of their time resting
* stands for polyethylene terephthalate, a plastic resin and a form of polyester
  - posture, exercise, and time management
* stay up for adoption as long as they remain physically and emotionally healthy.
* stimulate exercise.
* suffer brain injury and death if oxygen is cut off for only a few minutes.
* suffering from flea bites can develop dermatitis, or inflammation of the skin.
* tend to respond more quickly than people to nutrient supplements
  - very well to natural forms of medication
* visit homes.