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Pet Food Recall Is Expanded
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Midwestern Pet Foods Inc. expanded a voluntary recall after fatal levels of a toxin produced by mold were found in some of its products, the F.D.A. said. -
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2020 Shipping Delays
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USPS IS EXPERIENCING UNPRECEDENTED VOLUME INCREASES AND LIMITED EMPLOYEE AVAILABILITY DUE TO THE IMPACTS OF COVID-19. -
USPS ‘gridlocked’ as historic crush of holiday packages sparks delays
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Private carriers FedEx and UPS have cut off new delivery orders for some retailers, rerouting surging mail volumes through the overwhelmed Postal Service.
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The pandemic has led to an enormous spike in pet scams
While pet scams have been on the rise since 2017, this year has led to an enormous spike.During the pandemic, the number of reported pet scams has more than doubled, says the Better Business Bureau (BBB).In the past 12 months, victims are projected to have lost more than $3 million. That's more than six times greater than the total losses reported just three years ago -
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Law Would Require Germans to Walk Dogs Twice a Day
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Germany may soon roll out a law requiring dog owners to walk their pets at least twice a day. -
Haute Couture: High Fashion in the Pet Industry
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Premiumization is a hot trend, and luxury pet products are starting to make their way to the forefront. It’s no surprise to see pets dressed to the nines, thanks to consumers giving their furbabies the “Mini-Me” treatment.
See article in Pet Age Magazine
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What was your “ah ha” moment?
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By answering this question, it will show you what your hearts desire to do in life is. -
Pet Business Owners and Managers Share Their Coronavirus Cleaning Strategies
Most said they were already diligent about cleaning, but added that they have increased disinfecting and sanitizing during this pandemic. -
How To Protect Your Pet Against Coronavirus, According To Vets
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Staying clean is more important than ever. By now we're all aware that Coronavirus (COVID-19) not only affects humans but our furry friends too. The number one way you can protect your furry friends is by keeping yourself safe from Coronavirus, and that means practicing good hygiene.
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