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Loven the grass in a park trip!!!

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Tonight I saw Santa!!! I told him our Christmas list, he said I was a good boy!!

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I love when the waiting room is empty...

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Waiting for an appointment

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Watching the water and light show at the village in Meridian Idaho.

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@Regranned from @redandhowling - Care for your fur baby bowls like you do your own dishes—pets are family and depend on us to provide a healthy, clean bowl for every meal.❤️ Bowls that don't get washed can be teeming with bacteria and fungus 💀. Bowls should be cleaned DAILY (preferably with hot water and soap and/or run thru a dishwasher). Wash the inside AND outside—my dog regularly licks the sides of her bowl. 🍵A WORD ON BOWLS: Dump the Plastic! HealthyStuff.org tests pet products for lead, chlorine, arsenic, and other toxic substances. Lots of plastic contains a known carcinogen called BPA which leaches into water and food. Some plastic bowls that are BPA free contain lead. Plastic also absorbs odors and scratches up easily, those scratches are teaming with bacteria that you cannot get rid of by cleaning. 🐶From the Experts: Because pets eat directly from their bowls, William Burkholder, DVM, PhD, DACVN and Charlotte Conway, MS, from the Center for Veterinary Medicine at the FDA, warn that the microbes that normally live in your pet’s mouth can be transferred to any leftover bits of food in the bowls the pet eats and drinks from, creating an area where the bacteria can flourish. 🍄"What kind of bacteria grow in the bowls depends on factors like the environment, exposure and oral hygiene of the animal, but possible examples include Staphylococcus aureus, Pasteurella multocida and different species of Corynebacterium, Streptococcus, Enterobacteria, Neisseria, Moraxella, Bacillus and, less frequently, Salmonella and Pseudomonas." 💀 Some of these microbes are potentially dangerous to pets and humans, and can be especially dangerous to the very young, the very old and immunosuppressed."—SARAH WOOTEN DVM #petsafety #dogbowl #redandhowling #fordogssake#AdoptaNoCompres #AdoptaUnoSinCasa #SalvaUnaVidaAdopta #PonAmorEnTuVidaAdopta - #regrann