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February 20 is Love Your Pet Day!
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February 20 is Love Your Pet Day! A day of celebrating our pets for loving us unconditionally. As Alfred A. Montapert once said, "Animals are reliable, many full of love, true in their affections, predictable in their actions, grateful and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to". More than just animals, our pets make us feel our best even in the worse of times. Their forgiving and unpretentious nature make anyone feel their never-ending compassion as loyal partners and true friends. If you're one of the many millions of pet owners who value their pets as equal and...
This Week's Special Deal - Feb 15, 2022
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Thunderstorms, fireworks, vet visits — pets get stressed too! It is easy to tell when the world around is becoming too much for your pet. In these times, a few drops of RESCUE REMEDY PET can help reduce their stress without the side effects often found in sedatives. Veterinarian recommended RESCUE REMEDY PET is a blend of 5 BACH ORIGINAL FLOWER REMEDIES, in a pet-friendly, alcohol-free formula. Each ingredient, chosen for its unique ability to ease mental tension — Rock Rose, Impatiens, Clematis, Star of Bethlehem, and CherryPlum — is sourced directly from the original gardens of Dr. Bach. Recommended...
This Week's Special Deal - Feb 8, 2022
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Barkworthies® Natural Rabbit Sausage is an approximately 6 inch long chew made of free-range, grass-fed Argentinian rabbit. Easily cut into smaller pieces, this all-natural dog treat can be given whole or cut down into popable pieces – perfect for a small dog treat or for use as a training aid! A delicious and healthy dog treat, our Natural Rabbit Sausage is fully-digestible and high in protein. Containing no artificial coloring or flavoring, our Natural Rabbit Roll is a tasty, nutritious dog treat that is sure to have your pups begging for more! Barkworthies is proud to offer all-natural dog treats...
Dalmatians are Born Completely White
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The Dalmatian has been a favorite dog breed for centuries for its distinctively dispersed black spots. The Dalmatian's black spots have been regarded as both traditional and inspirational that a famous English author named Dodie Smith, used the Dalmatian breed in her book "The One Hundred One Dalmatians" in 1956. Since Dodie Smith's original book release, the story around the Dalmatians has been remade and featured in Disney movies and captured everyone's imagination and affection for the breed. The Dalmatian also has been recognized as a mascot for firefighters since the time of the horse-drawn carriages of the 1800s when...