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"So many products contain caffeine at various strengths, that it's difficult to know when something is dangerous," said Dr. Renee Schmid, a senior veterinary toxicologist at Pet Poison Helpline. "The reactions that humans feel from consuming caffeine, such as an increased heart rate, are intensified in pets.

The impacts of the covid-19 pandemic along with the resulting economic uncertainty and social discord has contributed to the greater need for therapy animals to provide comfort and solace to children and adults. A therapy dog may be the first type of animal that comes to mind when you think of a therapy animal. However, Pet Partners will consider many more animal species, including cats, horses, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, mini pigs, birds, llamas and alpacas.

The study revealed heightened stress responses to the freshwater goldfish including increased DNA damage, and liver abnormalities in goldfish, highlighting a serious consequence of environmental pollution. Researchers reveal that Benzo[α]pyrene (BaP) classified as a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon, stands out as a pollutant with significant concern. BaP is produced as a byproduct of fuel and combustion processes.

“What can I do now to help?” you ask. Join us April 28th, 7 pm EST for Beating the Climate Crisis, an online Zoom event led by Laura Nettleton and hosted by OMA Pittsburgh. During this presentation, Nettleton will discuss the insights she’s gained from 35 years in sustainability practice as well as the changes that cultures need to make in order to thrive.

Home > Gemini's Blog > The Cadbury Bunny Tryouts Announced Posted by SusanStokes on February 2, 2022 Now through February 21, the Cadbury brand is calling on pet owners across the country to enter their pet(s) for the chance to be in the newest Cadbury Clucking Bunny commercial. This Easter season, the winner will grace screens across America, receive a $5,000 cash prize, and bragging rights for life.

Posted by SusanStokes on November 12, 2021 In the mid-1990's, a Khayelitsha community member recognized that his neighbors did not know how to care for their pets. He took a shopping trolly and went door-to-door, feeding dogs and cats and educating people on their pets’ needs. Mr Joe Manchu soon attracted volunteers including many community children. A bath was donated which was used for dipping pets with fleas and ticks.

Home > Gemini's Blog > Bark in the Park Night is Back! Posted by SusanStokes on July 24, 2021 After a long hiatus due to the outbreak of Covid-19 in early 2020, Bark in the Park Night returned to the TD Bank Ballpark for the Somerset Patriots 2021 Season, much to the delight of dog owners and sports fans. July 22nd was the first of three scheduled Bark in the Park Nights, and dog owners came out in big numbers with their pooch in tow.

Home > Gemini's Blog > Meet the Beautiful Hummingbird Moth Posted by SusanStokes on July 12, 2021 The first time we spotted the Hummingbird Moth, we didn't know what it was. It took a few videos, photos, a little time and research to learn this beautiful creature's name and something about its habits. Following is a brief introduction. According to the Watershed Institute, Hummingbird moths move and fly just like hummingbirds and are a fun visitor to the garden during the summer months.

Home > Gemini's Blog > Meet the Periodical Brood X Cicada Posted by SusanStokes on June 16, 2021 It’s been 17 years since the last emergence of the Brood X Cicada. In May and June of 2021, these periodical cicadas have emerged in mass in the Princeton, New Jersey area. We had a chance to observe them up close and personal. These cicadas have a history of emerging in the same area every 17 years, which is why some areas of the state have seen none while Princeton residents have seen swarms.