Sentences with phrase «least understood pets»

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At the very least, staffers should learn how to read pet food labels, understand ingredients and make sense of the guaranteed analysis.

Owners who understand that predation is natural for dogs can prevent problems by supervising dogs with other pets and children, at least until they understand the attitudes and behavior of each particular dog in each circumstance.

Last but not least, be understanding and patient with your pet in the wake of a disaster.

In earlier years, the concept of insurance for your Labrador retrievers or Persian cats was unheard of, or at the very least, very expensive, but today that has all changed as competition, a greater understanding of the needs of pet owners and support by veterinarians has increased.

According to a recent study, about 30 percent of pet owners don't understand that their pets are more likely to get sick if they don't visit a veterinarian at least annually.

To account for the «White Coat Effect,» at least five measurements are taken so that the pet becomes accustomed to the process and understands that no pain is involved.

So, to make sure you understand the price differences for YOUR PET, be sure to run a quote from at least two companies to compare and contrast pricing and what it will cover to make sure you are getting the most out of your policy.

To account for the «White Coat Effect,» at least 5 measurements are taken so that the pet becomes accustomed to the process and understands that no pain is involved.

Together this makes it possible for us to develop the best understanding of your pet's condition in the least amount of time, thus enabling us to help you make the best decision for your companion's care.

At the very least, it's important to have an understanding of how different species of pets can get along, even if there's no physical interaction between them.

Peter Carson believes he has undone at least 150 years worth of science including quantum mechanics, thermodynamics, and our understanding of heat transfer and radiation.