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            <title>Relationships: Women Would Rather Open Up to Their Pet Than Their Partner</title>
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Check out this post about married people and their pets by Liz Ozaist on Lemondrop.
If you&amp;#8217;re a married woman, chances are you spend a lot of time chatting it up with your canine or cat instead of your human companion.
According to a recent Associated Press/Petside poll, a third of married gals claim their furry live-ins are much better listeners than their husbands. Of the 1,112 people surveyed nationwide, one in 10 said they&amp;#8217;d rather kvetch to their pet than their betrothed &amp;#8212; and 18 percent of those respondents were actually men!
Keep reading on Lemondrop.
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            <title>Pet-Friendly: Green Living for Dogs and Cats</title>
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Many of us try to be as eco-friendly as our budgets allow. Green thinking probably has spread to a variety of areas in your life – shopping, eating, cleaning habits. But what about Fido or Mittens? Check out these tips on how to make your pet&amp;#8217;s life more eco-friendly.
1. Check out what type of cat litter you buy; if it&amp;#8217;s lumping clay, it could expose you to carcinogenic silica dust. Switch to one made from pine, wheat, or newspaper, like Swheat Scoop.
2. Make sure the flea or tick treatments you use aren&amp;#8217;t toxic. They could contain pesticides that leave residue on your pet&amp;#8217;s fur, and cause them to have brain or nervous system damage. Check out some natural treatments for animals here.
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