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Searching the internet for the best cat names or if a new dog will get along with her? How about planning a vacation with your pet? Whatever your question – Spot has the expert pet lifestyle tips to help.
Modern Pet Parenthood: What 3,600 Survey Responses Reveal About Money, Love, and Limits
Pets have become woven into nearly every major decision people make—where they live, who they date, how they plan for retirement, and how far they’re willing to go with emerging technology. A new survey of 3,600 pet parents puts numbers behind that...
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America's Love for Pets is Fueling Creative Naming
Pet ownership has increased significantly in the U.S. over the past 30 years, with data from the American Veterinary Medical Association showing a 45% rise. The combined population of domestic cats and dogs now tops 163 million. Many pet owners invest...
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Pawternity Leave: 6 Major Companies Offering Pet Benefits
The days of leaving your pet at home and hoping for the best when you bring a new dog or cat into your life are starting to shift — at least for employees at certain forward-thinking companies. "Pawternity leave," a form of paid time off for welcoming...
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Pet Insurance as an Employee Benefit: How Common Is It?
Pet insurance as an employee benefit is growing — but it is not yet a standard offering across all workplaces. The answer to “do most companies offer it?” is not yet, but the trajectory is steep. Adoption among employers has more than doubled in recent...
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Pet Safety Tips: Camping and Vet Visits
Camping with a dog and keeping up with routine veterinary care are two situations where preparation can make a significant difference. Camping can expose pets to wildlife, parasites, and terrain risks that might not exist at home. Veterinary visits can...
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Are Flowers Toxic to Pets? Tulips, Roses, Hydrangeas, and More
Some of the most common flowers in homes and gardens — tulips, hydrangeas, and peonies — are toxic to both dogs and cats. Others, including roses and orchids, are generally considered safe. If your pet has eaten any part of a plant or flower, contact...
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Best Dogs for Seniors: Breeds That Make Great Companions for Older Adults
Quick Glance Best size Small to medium — easier to manage, lift if needed, and transport. Key traits to look for Calm temperament, low-to-moderate exercise needs, adaptable, and affectionate. Grooming consideration Low-shedding or easy-care coats...
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How Can You Do More with Dog Treats When Wallets Are Tightening?
As everyday costs continue to rise, many pet parents are looking for simple ways to stretch their budget without cutting corners on their dog’s care. Treats are something many people already buy regularly, so choosing options with functional...
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Multi-Dog Household Management and Insurance Tips
Adding a second dog to your household brings twice the joy—and twice the responsibility. Whether you're a DINKWAD household (Dual Income, No Kids, With A Dog) looking to expand your pack or simply ready for more canine companionship, understanding both...
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