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In the original Sims 3 game, there are no pets.. well, you can feed a goldfish but it doesn't really count..
But in the new Sims 3 Pets Expansion Pack, there are:
- Horses
- Cats
- Dogs
- Birds
- Snakes
And many more!!
Hope this helped :)
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No, the Pets at Home store in Barnsley does not allow customers to bring their own pets into the store. This policy is in place to ensure the safety and well-being of all animals in the store.
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form_title= Pets for Sale form_header= Buy a pet and improve your life. Do you have any other pets at home?*= () Yes () No Do you have any young children at home?*= () Yes () No What size pet do you want to adopt?*= {Small, Medium, Large, Other}
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In the PS2 version you can catch chickens, but they aren't actually pets.
In The Sims Castaway Stories for the PC you can have Orangutans, Jaguars, and Hyenas.
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As pet owners, we have a responsibility to ensure the well-being and welfare of our pets. Most pets rely on us for their food, shelter, healthcare, and overall care. Our companionship, love, and attention are essential for their happiness and quality of life.
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pets just generally snore due to a dream or contentness no sign of you being annoying towards them the only way that your annoying them is by them sneezing and twitching in there sleep
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form_title= Pets for Adoption form_header= Add a lovable animal to your family. What type of pet do you want to adopt?*= {Cat, Dog, Rabbit, Other} Do you have any other pets at home?*= () Yes () No Do you have any young children at home?*= () Yes () No What size pet do you want to adopt?*= {Small, Medium, Large, Other}
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cows,pigs horses and sheep. dogs cats and goats
The answer above is wrong. dogs, duck, quails, other birds, tortoises, mice, weasels and grasshopers were kept as pets. Cats were never kept as pets there!
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In "Pets Horsez 2," Kevin and Ginger embark on a charming date filled with equestrian adventures. They explore picturesque trails, bond over their love for horses, and enjoy a picnic under the sun. Their connection deepens as they share laughs and experiences, making it a memorable outing in the beautiful countryside. The date highlights the game's focus on friendship and the joys of caring for animals.
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In 35 degree weather, it's important to ensure your pets have adequate shelter from the cold, access to fresh water that is not frozen, and limit their time outside to prevent hypothermia. Consider using sweaters or jackets to help keep them warm during walks. Be mindful of their paws on icy surfaces and wipe them clean after being outside to prevent irritation from salt or ice melt.
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Pets age the same as humans. They develop arthritis or hip dysplasia that limits their movement. They may have medical conditions, such as cancer or diabetes, that may require amputation. They may lose a paw or leg due to an accident, or they may become paralyzed. Specially designed wheelchairs give disabled pets the freedom to move.
Types
Pet wheelchairs, also called carts, come in front, rear, and quad designs, according to the website Mobility-Advisor.com. Mobility-Advisor specializes in wheelchairs for pets as well as people.
Rear support wheelchairs, with two wheels at the back, are recommended for pets that have good use of their front legs but need support for their back legs, such as dogs with hip dysplasia. Front support carts usually have four to six wheels in the front and are used for pets with full use of their rear legs but limited use of the front legs. Quad chairs support both the front and rear legs and are helpful for pets that have difficulty maintaining their balance or that have undergone spinal disk surgery. The chairs evenly distribute the pet’s weight while providing support and balance.
Pet wheelchairs are typically custom-made to fit each pet, although ready-made chairs are available. The chair consists of four basic components: a plastic or aluminum frame, straps to hold the pet in place, support slings for the pet’s chest and hips, and the wheels.
Adaptability
Pets will need to adapt to their new wheelchair. You may need to train your pet on how to use the chair, whereas others adapt readily. Introduce your pet to the new chair slowly and allow time for your pet to learn how to use the chair. Cats may have more difficulty than dogs in adjusting to a new wheelchair. The chair may hinder the cat’s maneuverability, especially around corners or in tight spaces, and some cats never accept using a chair.
Use
Consult with your veterinarian before purchasing a pet wheelchair for recommendations on which type of chair will best meet your pet’s needs. Pet wheelchairs are designed to allow the pet to urinate and defecate freely. Because the harness prevents your pet from laying down, do not leave your pet in the wheelchair for more than 1 or 2 hours at a time, and never leave your pet in the wheelchair unsupervised.
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It depends.... if the owner of the pet is abusing it then they CAN be taken away from the owner....
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Talk to Luc when your horse has at least three stars in each category, and then three colours of horses will come up. Choose out of the three colours which colour of foal you want, select the mare, choose a name, and your foal will be waiting!:)
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It's called a Pavlovian response, or Pavlovian conditioning (named for the man who discovered it, a guy named Ivan Pavlov). See the Related Links below for more information.
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Some pets that are known to live long are certain species of parrots (such as Macaws and Cockatoos), tortoises, and some species of koi fish. With proper care and a suitable environment, these pets can live for several decades.
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Rats,Rabbits,mice,birds,snakes,frogs,,lizards, and (Possibly) Scuorpions. (Shudders)
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AIDS patients and pets; Bone marrow transplant patients and pets; Chemotherapy patients and pets
InformationPersons with weakened immune systems are often advised to give up their pets to avoid getting various diseases from the animals. Persons in this category include those who take high doses of steroids and others who have:
- Alcoholism
- Cancer
- Cirrhosis
- Diabetes
- Had an organ transplant
- Had their spleen removed
- HIV
- Kidney failure
- Leukemia
However, many patients decide to keep their pets. Therefore, the patient and their family must be aware of the potential risk for diseases that can be passed from animals to humans.
Here are some guidelines:
- Ask your veterinarian for information on infections that you might get from your pets.
- Keep your pet clean and healthy. Make sure that all vaccinations are up to date. If you own a cat, have it tested for the feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency viruses. Although these viruses do not spread to humans, they do affect the cat's immune system, putting you and your cat at risk for other infections that may be spread to humans.
- Have your veterinarian examine all your pets. If you are considering adopting one, you should get a pet that is more than 1 year old. Kittens and puppies are more likely to scratch and bite and are more likely to contract infections.
- Keep your pets indoors. If they do go outside, keep them on a leash.
- Have all pets surgically spayed or neutered. Neutered animals are less likely to roam and therefore less likely to contract diseases.
- Bring your pet to a veterinarian if the animal has diarrhea, is coughing and sneezing, has decreased appetite, or has lost weight.
- Feed your pet only commercially prepared food and treats. Animals can get sick from undercooked or raw meat or eggs. Cats can get infections, such as toxoplasmosis, by eating wild animals.
- Do not let your pet drink from the toilet. Several infections can be spread this way.
- Wash your hands after handling your pet or a litter box, especially before you eat, prepare food, take medications, or smoke.
- Keep your cat's litter box away from eating areas. Use disposable pan liners so that the entire pan can be cleaned with each litter change. If possible, have someone else change the litter pan. If you must change the litter, wear rubber gloves and a disposable face mask. The litter should be scooped daily to prevent the risk of toxoplasmosis infection. Similar precautions should be taken when cleaning a bird's cage.
- Keep your pet's nails short, or declaw the animal to reduce the risk of infection caused by animal scratches. Cats can spread Bartonella henselae, the organism responsible for cat scratch disease.
- Take measures to prevent flea or tick infestations, as several bacterial and viral infections are spread by fleas and ticks. Dogs and cats can use flea collars. Permethrin-treated bedding can decrease risk of flea and tick infestations.
- Do not adopt wild or exotic animals. These animals are more likely to bite, and they often carry rare but serious diseases.
- Dogs can spread "kennel cough" to persons with weakened immune systems. If possible, do not place your dog in a boarding kennel or other high risk environment.
- Reptiles carry a type of bacteria called salmonella. If you own a reptile, wear gloves when handling the animal or its feces because salmonella is easily passed from animal to human.
- Wear rubber gloves when handling or cleaning fish tanks.
For more information on pet-related infections, contact your local veterinarian or the Humane Society in your area.
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To help your dog make friends with other dogs, start by introducing them slowly in a neutral environment. Allow them to sniff each other while on a leash and observe their body language for signs of tension or aggression. Provide positive reinforcement such as treats and praise when they interact calmly and positively with other dogs. Gradually increase their interactions under supervision to build their confidence and social skills.
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Pet's Best Friend Veterinary Hospital is the only place I take all of our animals. We receive the best service every time that we bring in one of our animals.Pet's if a full hospital and is able to handle any emergency your pets face. We had to bring our cat in for an emergency surgery in the middle of the night. They dropped everything to help our cat. The doctor made sure to explain everything that they were going to do. They updated us on how our cat was doing throughout her surgery. After her surgery we were fully briefed on what happened and how long her recovery time would take. We were allowed to stay with our cat for as long as we wanted after her surgery. She had to stay at the hospital for a few days to recover for her surgery. I admit, we called quiet a bit to check up on our cat. Every time we called, they took the time to answer our questions and let us know how our cat was doing. They really reduced our stress, and helped us through a stressful experience.After our great experience with our cat's surgery, we have brought all our pets their for their regular care and for any emergency situation that comes up. When coming in for regularly scheduled care, I will say that sometimes we have to wait longer than expected. I suggest bringing a book or having something to do on your phone while you wait. Since they are a hospital, they do have emergency cases come in and can change your appointment time. They work hard to honor your appointment time, but they prioritize emergency care. I appreciate that because I know if my pets have an emergency in the middle of a day or during a busy time, my pet will take priority.For a vet, the prices are really reasonable. They work with you on payment plans if something unexpected happens and is a little out of your budget. Their focus is really on making sure that your pet is taken care of, and they do not let budget issues get in the way of quality care.
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Pet's Best Friend Veterinary Hospital is the only place I take all of our animals. We receive the best service every time that we bring in one of our animals.Pet's if a full hospital and is able to handle any emergency your pets face. We had to bring our cat in for an emergency surgery in the middle of the night. They dropped everything to help our cat. The doctor made sure to explain everything that they were going to do. They updated us on how our cat was doing throughout her surgery. After her surgery we were fully briefed on what happened and how long her recovery time would take. We were allowed to stay with our cat for as long as we wanted after her surgery. She had to stay at the hospital for a few days to recover for her surgery. I admit, we called quiet a bit to check up on our cat. Every time we called, they took the time to answer our questions and let us know how our cat was doing. They really reduced our stress, and helped us through a stressful experience.After our great experience with our cat's surgery, we have brought all our pets their for their regular care and for any emergency situation that comes up. When coming in for regularly scheduled care, I will say that sometimes we have to wait longer than expected. I suggest bringing a book or having something to do on your phone while you wait. Since they are a hospital, they do have emergency cases come in and can change your appointment time. They work hard to honor your appointment time, but they prioritize emergency care. I appreciate that because I know if my pets have an emergency in the middle of a day or during a busy time, my pet will take priority.For a vet, the prices are really reasonable. They work with you on payment plans if something unexpected happens and is a little out of your budget. Their focus is really on making sure that your pet is taken care of, and they do not let budget issues get in the way of quality care.
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To treat yeast infections in your pet's ear, follow these steps:
Consult a Veterinarian: Get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan tailored to your pet's needs.
Clean the Ears: Use a vet-recommended ear cleaner to gently clean the infected area.
Medication: Apply prescribed antifungal ear drops or ointments to combat the yeast infection.
Follow-up Care: Regularly monitor and clean your pet's ears as advised by the vet to prevent recurrence.
Diet and Hygiene: Ensure a balanced diet and maintain good overall hygiene to support your pet's health.
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You can carry your pet while along with you when traveling by train. Here are a few guidelines to follow to take your pet along with you in Indian Railway:
Unless the sender elects to pay the percentage charge on value as shown- Donkeys, sheep, goats, dogs and other animals or birds Rs.30/-
The Railway will not be liable for the loss, destruction or damage
Railway will not be responsible for the loss, destruction, damage, deterioration or non-delivery of animals after the termination of transit as defined in Rule 153
RULE AND RATES FOR CONVEYANCE OF DOGS :
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A passenger can carry small or big dogs like Labrador, boxer, German shepherd along with him in AC First Class or First Class only. The passenger has to reserve the whole compartment in the train.
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A passenger travelling in First Air condition class or first class may take a dog into the compartment only with the concurrence of fellow passengers on payment of charges mentioned above. The charges are prepaid. If fellow passengers subsequently object to the dog remaining in the compartment, it will be removed to the Guard's van, no refund is given.
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For smaller dogs, there are dog boxes in other compartments where you can pay a minimal charge starting from Rs. 10 according to the weight of the animal and carry.
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Passengers can contact parcel office to make the bookings for your dog.
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Owners should make their own arrangements for water and food for the dog during the journey.
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Dogs detected unbooked with the passenger in Ist class compartments will be charged six times the Luggage scale rate subject to a minimum of Rs.50/-
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A lady travelling alone with children under 12 years of age in a first class compartment may take with her in the compartment one dog on payment of charges at the Dog Box Rates, subject to a minimum of Rs.10/-provided that if another lady enters the compartment, the dog can only be allowed to remain in the compartment with her consent.
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Any dog detected unbooked will be charged at double the dog-box rate for the distance up to the point of detection and at the dog-box rate for the distance beyond the total charge is subject to a minimum of Rs.20/- for each dog.
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Dogs are not allowed to be carried in ACC Sleeper Coaches, Acc chair car coaches sleeper class and second class coaches.If a dog is found being carried in contravention of this rule, it will be removed immediately to the brake-van and charges will be levied six times the Luggage Scale Rate subject to a minimum of Rs.50/-
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Large dogs which cannot be carried in the dog-box of a brake van will be carried in a special vehicle at the same rates and conditions as for horses.
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Pillow pets came first, then cuddle pets copied pillow pets!
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you cant have your own pets but you can take care of other pets.
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Showbiz for pets security for pets and somethin' else for pets!
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No. You must install The Sims 3 Pets on your computer in order to get pets in your household.
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You can sell them or put the pets up for adoption.
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You can't, you can only remind them to feed their pets.
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Well... if one fourth of students have pets... 32/4=8, so 8 students have pets. If there are a total of 32 students, minus the 8 that have pets, 24 do not have pets!
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Well, your starting pets are the best pets considering you can only get one of them.
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