NEW for the 2019 Holiday Season
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With artist Doreen Erhardt as the owner and creator of PAWSitivelyPETrageous.com, creativity is a never ending process. We proudly bring you new designs for pet lovers in our holiday greeting card collection for the 2019 Holiday Season.
Many by Doreen in her SalonOfArt and Exclusive Creations stores at Greeting Card Universe.com and hand-picked selections from artists around the world who are fellow pet lovers. Have a purrfect holiday season and enjoy our selections! |
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Holiday Cards with the Pet Lover in Mind!
Pets come in all shapes, sizes and species and we at PAWSitively PETrageous strive to find cards for every pet owner, no matter how exotic your companion may be. Though our largest holiday card selections are for Christmas and feature more traditional furry and feathered friends, here we've gathered the finest of the holiday cards for the more non-traditional pet lover.
Chanukah / Hanukkah Cards
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Visit Our Christmas Card Sections
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We found so many PURRFECT cards for the Christmas season featuring those fabulous felines, captivating canines, playful parrots and heartwarming horses ... as well as a few other special pet friends ... that we have separated the larger categories so we can show you more of a selection of each pet.
So, here we'll feature the less common pets, then click the buttons below to visit our Christmas Dogs, Christmas Cats, Christmas Horses and Christmas Birds individual pages. ENJOY! |
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Mice, Bunnies, Hamsters and More ...
by Amy Hadden |
by Pamela Jorgensen/PamJArts |
PAWSitive Thoughts …
Did you know that Hamster pups (that's what baby hamsters are called) are born blind and don't open their eyes for two to three weeks?
That a hamster's front teeth (incisors) never stop growing and that's why they chew so much?
And, that hamsters have incredibly poor eyesight? In order to get around, and make it back 'home again', they have scent glands on their back which secrete a unique
and identifiable smell. They rub their back on objects as they move around and follow the scent trail back to get home again.
Did you know that Hamster pups (that's what baby hamsters are called) are born blind and don't open their eyes for two to three weeks?
That a hamster's front teeth (incisors) never stop growing and that's why they chew so much?
And, that hamsters have incredibly poor eyesight? In order to get around, and make it back 'home again', they have scent glands on their back which secrete a unique
and identifiable smell. They rub their back on objects as they move around and follow the scent trail back to get home again.
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"Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold,
everything is softer and more beautiful."
~Norman Vincent Peale
everything is softer and more beautiful."
~Norman Vincent Peale
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Turtles, Lizards, Snakes and Fish Lover Holiday Cards
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PAWSitive Thoughts ...
There are over 8,000 species of reptiles living on planet earth on every continent with the one exception of Antarctica where the temperatures are too cold.
Reptiles, unlike mammals, can not regulate their body temperature and therefore must heat their body via external sources, like rocks warmed by the sun for example.
This is why they are called 'cold-blooded'.
Consider that reptiles are the longest-lived creatures on the planet when you make the decision to get one as a pet.
Some turtles live to 150-years, alligators live nearly 70-years and some snakes up to forty-years.
There are over 8,000 species of reptiles living on planet earth on every continent with the one exception of Antarctica where the temperatures are too cold.
Reptiles, unlike mammals, can not regulate their body temperature and therefore must heat their body via external sources, like rocks warmed by the sun for example.
This is why they are called 'cold-blooded'.
Consider that reptiles are the longest-lived creatures on the planet when you make the decision to get one as a pet.
Some turtles live to 150-years, alligators live nearly 70-years and some snakes up to forty-years.
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