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 | From Alyson Burgess, your About Pets Editor Christmas is a time for giving, so most tend to do whatever they can to think of the best possible presents for each of their loved ones. If you're thinking of giving a live pet to someone has a holiday gift, however, you will be giving them much more than a just a dose of Christmas cheer. Take time to read the featured articles below and find out why giving a pet as a gift may not be the great idea that you think it is. | |
Pets as Presents?
While pets who are given as gifts sometimes suffer consequences in life as a result, so do the owners who they were given to. Read on to learn more about why pets should stay out of your holiday gift-giving equation.
| Giving an Aquarium as a Gift
Aquarium kits are popular choices as gifts for older children and adults alike. However, if there is an Aquarium on your Christmas list, then it's likely that you should put some more thought into your decision before putting one under the tree. Check out this article to discover truths about giving an aquarium that you may not have thought of.
| Exotic Pet Gifts
If you know an exotic animal lover, then it's especially important that you refrain from giving them an actual pet as a gift -- pet-themed gifts are almost always appreciated, though! Browse this handy list for ideas that will thrill all the animal lovers in your life this holiday season.
| Top 10 Gifts for Horse Lovers
As much as you may want to give your favorite equine enthusiast a horse for Christmas, most of the time it isn't a feasible idea. Take a look at this holiday gift-buying guide for horse lovers and you'll be sure to give them the next best thing!
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