Definitions for pet-food
pet-food

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1. petfood, pet-food, pet foodnoun

   food prepared for animal pets

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1. pet-food

   Pet food is a type of animal feed that is commercially prepared and specifically intended for consumption by pets such as dogs and cats. It is often made from various plant and animal materials and byproducts, fortified with necessary vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients to meet the specific dietary needs of different types of pets.

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1. • Feed

How to pronounce pet-food?

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of pet-food in Chaldean Numerology is: 7

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of pet-food in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9

Examples of pet-food in a Sentence

1. Dr Arnold:

   Having uncertainty about relatively minor aspects of our lives, such as which brand of pet food is the best to buy, is unlikely to causes us much worry in the grand scheme of things.

2. Henry Thompson:

   This could be anything from being sure that the specialty dietary gourmet pet food is the right flavor or brand to making sure that the pet's seat is properly set up for flight, inflight puppy massage, inflight grooming, and real grass turf poop and pee boxes are some of the other luxuries that pampered pets may experience.

3. Tina Reddington:

   We do our best to help support them with resources, such as [giving them] free pet food and litter, to help keep cats in their homes.

4. Christa Chadwick:

   Shelters can be a valuable resource for pet owners who are struggling, they can often provide direct support, recommendations for trainers or behavioralists, and access to reduced cost medical care and pet food.

5. Public Health -LRB- DPH -RRB-:

   Rabies can turn wild animals extremely aggressive toward humans and pets, it is always important to be sure to never approach or feed wild animals. Keeping your trash covered and not leaving pet food outside of your house can be helpful ways to prevent attracting unwanted wild animals into our neighborhoods.

References

1. ^ Princeton's WordNet
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