PET'S HEALTH
Most
Americans consider their pet as a true
member of their family. More than half of
U.S. households have at least one pet and
some have more, they include dogs, cats,
rodents, birds and others.
To assure your pet's well being you must
provide it with regular care and pay close
attention to any signs of ill health.
American companion animals suffer from the
same prevalent disorders that are affecting
their caregivers namely heart disease,
diabetes and obesity, for the same reasons:
overeating, consuming poor quality food and
a sedentary life.
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