Sentences with phrase «pets is best for everyone»

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Furious, Peter impulsively spews a stream of invective indicting everyone else's hypocrisy in pretending to know what's best for anyone else's relationship.

It's one of my favorites of the festival (as well as Peter Sciretta of SlashFilm) and one that I can't wait for everyone to be able to see.

I have only had it for 2 week a few minor cosmetic issues but overall the vehicle handles well, is very comfortable and there is plenty of room for everyone and their friends, bags, luggage, pets... I... Read full review

So, while pet ownership might have a positive impact on well - being for some people, it doesn't affect everyone the same way.17

«At OurPet's, we feel that a lot of these changes in the pet tech world are coming from the desire to understand and become closer to your pet,» says Rachelle Rabasi, director of marketing for Fairport Harbor, Ohio - based The OurPet's Co. «Everyone loves their pets, and they want the best for them, so products that increase the level of communication and care for pets are becoming more important.»

P.S. - I know everyone who truly loves their pets will want to provide for their safety and well - being.

Everyone will try to sell their you product, but when it comes to choosing the best dog food for your pet, remember you are the best decision maker.

Everyone wants to be sure that they are providing the best care for their pets and not overlooking disease.

Everyone is already aware that anything artificially synthesized is not really good for you and for your pets.

They want to help because giving the pet a second chance at a loving life is the best outcome for everyone.

I don't know exactly what the right answer to the overpopulation problem is but forcing everyone to spay / neuter their pet with complete disregard for the pets overall well - being is wrong, not to mention violating my rights as a guardian to choose what is best for my pets.

After all, it's generally much better for everyone involved when a pet's illness can be stopped before it happens, isn't it?

Our goal is to minimize stress for everyone, and get your pet back on the road to good health and an improved quality of life.

Everyone wants their pet to be happy and well cared for during their time away.

Everyone knows «A tired dog is a good dog,» but did you know that for pets, play is serious business?

ASDs are beautiful, wonderful dogs — but they're not for everyone; they're not a classic family pet, so they often find themselves homeless when their families realize the dog they bought or adopted for its beauty is not a good match for their household.

Many of us use natural treatments for our own health, but not everyone may know there are natural ways to help your pet as well.

The day will be hard, but in the end, euthanizing your pet can be what's best for everyone involved.

Our mission is to prevent economic euthanasia by providing outstanding advanced surgery and dental care at an affordable price making it possible for everyone to be able to provide the best for their pets without breaking the bank.

While the breed may be loyal and good with children, it is not the family pet for everyone.

«Having an environment that is in the pet's best interest is a win for everyone,» Brod said.

They make good pets, but this breed is not for everyone... It may be somewhat difficult to train and requires firm handling and an owner acting as a leader of the pack.

We help everyone be a «Good Samaritan» for pets and animals by reporting animal abuse, neglect, and distress.

Training sets your pet up for success; a well - trained pet is a pleasure for everyone!

Everyone involved in this organization feels that this is truly the best way to help us evaluate and prepare these hounds for retired - pet life.

Avoid all this with pet insurance; it is better for everyone.

«Hardly a day goes by at my office without a client asking us what is the best food for my dog or cat, because everyone knows most of the pet foods are terrible.

Going away and leaving your pet behind can be traumatic for everyone involved, and it's crucial to know your pet will be well cared for.

This slobbering, bumbling pet isn't for everyone, but the faithful and kind temperament that make these dogs a hit on the hunt can work just as well with your family.

Rather than focusing on telling consumers that Nulo is the best food for everyone, the advertisements and marketing materials aim to empower pet owners to make informed choices about what they feed their pets.

A more united pet industry is working for everyone's best interest.

Pet stores will never be able to make everyone happy, but they certainly help keep the odds in their favor by trying to help a customer find the best pet for their lifestyle.

We're very excited about SuperZoo's theme for 2017 — Better Together — and how that reflects the inclusive nature of the pet industry and an event that welcomes everyone, from independent retailers to groomers to international and mass - market buyers.

When pet retailers stay on top of trends and help customers stay educated about pet stress and behavior, it's a win for everyone: better sales for stores, happy owners and, of course, stress - free cats.

Not everyone thinks that watermelons are good for your pets.

We tailor all our services so they are affordable and can accommodate most everyone's budget, so you can get the best possible care for your pet within your means.

Everyone on the staff makes us feel like our pets are important and they spend a good deal of time explaining procedures and the best care for our pets.»

To everyone out there I'm worried about clay clumping litter its made to clump up.moisture so our cats lick the dust off their paws and it goes down their mouths and clumps up in their stomach s causes a lot of major problems if it clips in the litter boxes it clumps in side dehydrates our loved pets and don't for get our dogs eat it sometimes gross I know so to all us pet owners we also inhale it so I use bgs of sand cheap home depot Lowes the kind you put in sand box's and scoop it more then twice a day but I add baking soda to it for ordor control no problems I also have a mat under it to catch it off my cats paws good luck try it

We have a 7 mth old puppy... our first trip to a pet friendly hotel... this hotel raised the bar pretty high for other hotels... the staff was very good and the room was excellent... they have treats for the dogs @ the front desk and everyone loves the pets... it was staying at a five star hotel that just happens to be pet friendly we go to Pigeon Forge about 3 times a yr and plan on making this hotel our destination...

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While the vast majority of pets are friendly to everyone, some pets are not, and even the best dogs, for example, can be provoked into aggressive dog behavior.

It's the reason we offer pet insurance: because we want the best for everyone's furry friends.