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About Pet Educate
Hi I’m Jeremy, the founder and chief editor here at Pet Educate.
My mission is simple – to help you take the best care of your pet.
In order to do so, I have pulled together an experienced team of pet owners, enthusiasts and accredited veterinarians (with over 250 years of pet ownership knowledge and experience between us).
Here, I/we share our knowledge, expertise and experience, along with the important insights we acquire from the latest studies and research in the pet care industry.
We want to provide you with access to all of the information that you need… right when you need it.
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Our Editorial Process
We strive to offer the most accurate, detailed, and thoroughly researched pet articles online.
Our writing team spends a significant amount of their time researching.
We only cite the most credible sources, seeking the most established and trusted publications, veterinarians, and animal behavioral specialists in the industry.
The writing process is focused on providing clear and concise answers with easily actionable advice and suggestions.
Articles are formatted to help you find more than you thought you were looking for.
Every article is edited as and when needed to ensure the highest quality.
Facts are checked and content is improved where necessary.
A final review is followed by article publication.
From there, articles are routinely revisited, updated, and kept current with the latest research and expert recommendations.
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Latest Articles
- Do Chickens Like Music? [Do They React Or Lay More Eggs?]If you own a flock of chickens, you may have considered putting some music on for them. Is this a good idea; do chickens like music and are there any particular genres that are best or should be avoided? With these questions in mind I …
- Can Basset Hounds Climb Stairs? [Safety Considerations For Owners]Basset hounds are notorious for their large bodies on short legs. It can make moving around less than ideal and they can even be quite amusing to watch. But what about the stairs? Can, and should, this breed be using the stairs or must they …
- Can Corgis Swim? [Do They Need To Be Taught How To Do So?]Corgi owners often question whether they can take their dog for a swim. Being long-bodied with short legs, it is only natural to wonder whether they are physically capable of doing so. With safety being of utmost importance, I decided to spend some time researching …
- Do Aussiedoodles Bark A Lot? [Common Triggers & Prevention Tips]Aussiedoodles are very cute, especially as puppies. They are also known for being playful and loving. But what are they like when it comes to barking and are they known for this behavior? I spent some time researching the breed and would like to share …
- How Big Do Greyhounds Get? [Average Height, Weight and Size]Greyhounds are a graceful dog breed with a slim, aerodynamic build. These dogs were built for speed; they have narrow heads and slender legs which made them an ideal working-dog back in the day. But how big does the average greyhound get and how quickly …
- Are Saint Bernards Lazy? [Do They Lie And Sleep A Lot?]When most people think of Saint Bernards, they think about their size and thick coats of fur. For others, it could even be of them just lying and sleeping around. Their facial expression does not help either. But is this reputation warranted? Does this breed …
- Why Does My Bearded Dragon Stare At Me? [Is This Positive?]Bearded dragons are famous for their quirky behavior. Deciphering the meaning behind each one can be challenging, much more so than in other animals. But what about staring? Why would a bearded dragon stare and what is the intention behind it? Intrigued, I decided to …
- How Big Do Dalmatians Get? [Average Height, Weight and Size]The Dalmatian is elegant in appearance; a beautiful spotted coat on a muscular yet sleek body. Finished off with a long tail that carries a slight upward curve. But how big does the average Dalmatian get? What kind of size do they typically grow to …
- Do Cockatiels Need A Companion? [Should They Be Kept In Pairs?]When it comes to owning a cockatiel, naturally you may wonder if it is best to get them another bird. We do not want our birds to be lonely, bored or stressed; so the idea of getting them a companion makes a lot of sense. …
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