Paws & Pals: Valentine's Day gifts
Valentine's Day is about spoiling your significant other - but pets need some of that love too!
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Feb 6, 2020, 1:24 PM
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This week on Paws & Pals, Dana Humphrey, the Pet Lady, visited the News 12 studio to talk about Valentine's Day gifts for your pets.
1-year-old Molly sported leggings, which help protect the paws when dogs go outside. Humphrey also recommended getting your pet a Bully Buddy, which is a chewing stick.
When dogs chew on bully sticks, they release serotonin - a chemical in your brain that causes happiness!
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