Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Pets

👉 An animal kept as a companion.

Alright class, settle down and listen close, Let’s talk about ‘pets,’ let’s make this lesson dose! The dictionary’s right, it’s plain to see, “An animal kept as a companion,” you agree? It means a furry friend, or feathered too, A loyal pal, just waiting for you! Think of kittens soft and puppies bright, Or goldfish swimming in their watery light. Maybe hamsters scurrying, quick and small, Or even reptiles, standing proud and tall! Essentially, they’re loved with all our might, And bring us joy both morning, noon, and night. So ‘pets’ means a creature we hold dear, A happy friend to keep us near! Do you have any questions about this rhyme?

👉 The word "PetSafe" originates in the Bible. It originally meant to protect an animal against evil spirits or pests. The term was used metaphorically, like a protective shield or a safeguard. In the Old Testament, it's associated with God's protection for His people in their journey through trouble and hardship.

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👉 Pursue God's will in everything.

Pets First

👉 "PetSmart" is a company that specializes in pet care, known for providing high-quality products and services to domestic animals, including dogs and cats. It offers pet supplies such as food, toys, grooming tools, and veterinary treatments. The term "PetSmart" has its origins in the belief that a company should provide a positive impact on animals by fostering kindness, empathy, and respect.

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👉 "PetSTEP" refers to a special, specialized type of step that involves two people walking on top of each other in a controlled environment for extended periods of time; typically for therapeutic or medical purposes. This type of exercise often aims to improve joint function and mobility by using specific exercises designed for the human body.

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👉 Petsuvirus is a virus that causes diseases in animals, such as dogs, cats, and horses. It is transmitted through contact with infected animals or by direct contact with their faeces, urine, or saliva. The virus can lead to severe respiratory infections, neurological disorders, and even death in some cases.

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