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Percent of Households that Have a Pet

I was just playing with some data before I knock off for Christmas. Sourced from the American Veterinary Association, here are maps of the percentage of households that have certain types of pets. Any Pets Dogs Looks like the Deep South here. rules for dog ownership. Cats I don’t know what my expectations were beforehand, […]

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How Well Do You Really Know Your Pet?

Have you ever wondered about your pet’s ancestry or whether they might be predisposed to certain health conditions? You’re not alone! The rise of direct-to-consumer (D2C) genetic testing for pets has given millions of pet owners the ability to peek into their furry friends’ DNA. These tests promise to unveil your pet’s breed mix, potential […]

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The Surprising Origins of Christmas Turkeys and Easter Bunnies

Have you ever wondered why we eat turkey at Christmas or why the Easter bunny delivers chocolate eggs? These festive traditions, so deeply ingrained in our celebrations, have curious and unexpected origins that stretch back centuries. Surprisingly, the turkey and the rabbit (or hare) are not native to Britain—they’re imports, much like the Christian festivals […]

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