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Guinea pigs are very social, playful animals. They require daily attention and care. It is necessary to provide them with a wide variety of toys for them to play with when they are lonely or bored. Here is a list of exciting homemade toys that your pet will love. Everybody has at least a few pair-less socks that are lying around somewhere.

Much like the popular ferret’s toy, this is just a little hanging bed. To make, cut open a sock so that it is in the shape of a square. Using a hole puncher, make four openings in the corners of the sock. Tie four seperate pieces of string on the corners, then join them at the top by tying them together. You can put a plain box in the cage, or a box with out a bottom. You can stack them to build a castle, or cut them up to make a fort. You can even tape them together to make multi-level houses! Guinea pigs love boxes, so be sure to give yours some to play in.

Animals are such agreeable friends – they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms. It was then that I began to acknowledge that my beloved dog Caesar was dying. Caesie as I loved to call him, came into our family in 1992. He could talk – he used to greet us in the morning by saying “Hello “and ” Morning “. That used to both freak out and amuse people! He also loved to greet me by lifting his front right paw to shake hands. Caesar had a penchant for lifting up my skirt and looking under me.

I have always kept pets – not only dogs, but birds, guinea pigs,rabbits and fish and for a short time when I was in primary school, a lizard. That is until Mummy discovered my beloved Lizzie who lived in my bedside lamp shade. Well the rest is history – my Mummy killed Lizzie. They play an important part in our lives and many are treated as ‘one of the family’. Pets provide a constant source of enjoyment, companionship and fun, and many thrive in a family and household environment.

Many studies show that pets literally make their owners healthier. Research conducted by the University of Minnesota highlighted the importance of regular contact with domestic animals. In the United States, more than half of all nursing homes, clinics and hospitals use animals in a therapeutic capacity. The effect of dogs or cats is especially dramatic in the clinically depressed patient whose withdrawal can be lessened by the introduction of the pet.

Talk to a few of your friends, family and neighbors and you’ll probably get mixed reviews about what exactly a Fort Mill pet sitter does and why they may be good for your pets. To your Fort Mill pet sitter, it’s everything. Being able to nail down the almost exact routine for breakfast, lunch and dinner means everything is just the same as when Mom and Dad are home. That means, your pet feel safe, comfortable and at ease while you’re away instead of being stressed, anxious and depressed.

But what about your overly sensitive dog that needs to cuddle in bed each night or your cat who can’t sleep without treats before bed? You need a pet sitter that will provide that level of care and love second only to you. They started these services because they love animals which allow them to love their job – how many people can say they love their job? And when someone loves their job, you know they’ll be on time, do their best and offer the best services possible at all times.