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It’s been a question on the minds of many humans during the past few years - how will global warming affect our every day lives? Well, here at PetKnows we are starting to ask ourselves - how could global warming affect our four, two and slippery-legged friends?
It seems that the Department of Interior this week […]

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One of Washington, D.C.’s favorite wild animals gets a moment of the PetKnow’s readers captivity: Baby Pandas. Yes, that’s right - bbbaaaabyyy panndaaas.
Thanks to MetBlogs for introducing me to the new NPR Channel on YouTube, I was able to get some much needed Friday fun by watching these adorable baby panda’s roll around and feed […]

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Lately, it seems that the media has been perpetuating a series of articles giving the Animal Kingdom a bad name. From deadly hamsters to hungry alligators - the Animal Kingdom is sending out a message: humans beware. Or the animals are trying to make a statement as a force to be reckoned with as their […]

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As a former journalism major in college, I was often asked to report on collegiate trends for class assignments. One of my favorites was a piece about pets and college students.
So, I decided to pull up the following story, “You Can’t Buy Pet Love” for a cameo on PetKnows because it serves as a good […]

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As raw food for pets becomes all the rage, PetKnows wants to start a conversation on the issue. In upcoming PetKnows posts, we’ll digest (pun intended) the raw food debate and try to get down to the brass tacks of the issue: is raw just a fad or here to stay???
RawFed has done some great […]

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If you watched the Today Show this morning, you may have noticed a handful of over-caffeinated individuals in the streets dressed entirely in orange. This isn’t some weird Halloween in April sequence, but rather a spotlight on the ASPCA Go Orange For Animals Day. No one at PetKnows is entirely sure why orange is the […]

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