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I'm considering getting a small pet varying from a hamster to a ferret and I was wondering how safe it would be for them to take car rides since I'm at my mom's half the week and my dad's the other half and whether them constantly being in two differ
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Hello, I am a 16 year old boy looking for a pet. I am willing to buy anything it requires and to look after it to my best abilities. I am wanting to become a vet in the future. I am looking for a low maintenance pet, not too big, small would be prefe
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In your opinion is Fromm A good dog food
The short answer is yes. I have fed my dogs Fromm which they both enjoyed and did well on. I think it is important to not only evaluate ingredients, but also see how a dog does on a food. They also have a small breed formula which might be a good option for Tiny. Please let me know if that was helpful. Thanks for using Boop by Petco.
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