
Along with all of this conversation (and perhaps, because of it), many misconceptions arise about how to take care of each pet. It is easy for these truth-lacking tips to proliferate as so many people look for answers to their problems, but we must be careful to take out those which are definitely true and backed by a professional medical or related opinion.
Here's an example of such misconceptions:
"As a simple example, we used to leave some cat food at the backdoor of our house for stray cats, when I was a kid I remember wanting to put some milk there for them not knowing that 9 cases out of 10 it would be harmful for them, luckily someone I knew then had some basic knowledge of such things and stopped me from possibly causing harm to the cats, harmful ignorance is still in the end, harmful." -AniCompendium

If you have a pet, or plan to get one soon, I suggest you look into AniCompendium; if not for your own ease of mind, then for the health and safety of your (perhaps soon-to-be) pet. The information there could save you a lot of time, money, and even hassle. Always better to be prepared, ya know.
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Great post. I wish I had known about this site before we bought our first pet. A lot of good information and gret pictures!
ReplyDeleteIt all sounds like good advice!
ReplyDeletesounds good, Great post :D
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