pet-friendly
The most (and least) pet-friendly cities
Wallethub's analysts compared the 100 largest U.S. cities to determine where pets enjoy the highest quality of life without breaking the bank.
Being active with pets is good for people too. Studies have shown higher levels of activity in kids from families with dogs — an important part of maintaining a healthy weight. Also, older adults with dogs tend to be more physically active than those without, and to stay active longer.
Being active with pets is good for people too. Studies have shown higher levels of activity in kids from families with dogs — an important part of maintaining a healthy weight. Also, older adults with dogs tend to be more physically active than those without, and to stay active longer.
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When dogs have a place to run and play, it can help keep them healthy, reduce anxiety or boredom, and stimulate their minds. Plus, playing with other dogs helps improve social skills.
Vaccines have been divided by the veterinary community into “core” and “non-core” vaccinations. Core vaccines are those that every animal should get at some point during their lifetimes (e.g., rabies, distemper, parvovirus). Non-core vaccines are those that should be given based on the risk factors of a particular animal, such as feline leukemia virus (FeLV) vaccine for cats who are allowed outside, or bordetella (kennel cough) vaccine for dogs who are regularly boarded in a kennel.
La comunidad veterinaria ha dividido las vacunas en vacunas "básicas" y "no básicas". Las vacunas básicas son aquellas que todo animal debería recibir en algún momento de su vida (por ejemplo, la rabia, el moquillo, el parvovirus). Las vacunas complementarias son aquellas que deben administrarse en función de los factores de riesgo de un animal en particular, como la vacuna contra el virus de la leucemia felina (FeLV) para gatos a los que se les permite salir, o la vacuna contra la bordetella (tos de las perreras) para perros que se alojan regularmente en una perrera