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If you get to stay home and celebrate with<br />
close family or relatives, there are some<br />
minor adjustments you can make to your<br />
home to keep your pets happy as family<br />
crowds every corner of your abode. When<br />
the company first arrives, keep your pets<br />
in a quiet bedroom or laundry porch, and<br />
wait to introduce them to all your guests<br />
individually or in small groups. Make sure to<br />
keep up with consistent feeding times, walks<br />
and play times, to keep your pet’s routine as<br />
normal as you can. When it’s time for family<br />
brunches or dinners, ask your family to kindly<br />
ignore the begging faces under the table.<br />
When all the leftovers get daunting sitting<br />
in your fridge, resist the urge to offload<br />
some to your puppers and kitties. We see an<br />
overwhelming number of GI cases in the days<br />
and weeks following holidays, ranging from<br />
mild diarrhea and vomiting, to severe cases<br />
of pancreatitis or foreign body removals; all<br />
of which could have prevented!<br />
Your pet knows you love them with all you<br />
already do for them, so keep them safe,<br />
happy, and most importantly, healthy,<br />
during this Christmas season!<br />
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