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It's time to celebrate National Love Your Pet Day

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Feb 20, 2016

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If you are seeing even more adorable photos of pets than usual on your social media feeds today, that's because it's National Love Your Pet Day and owners are responding with great enthusiasm.

Use the hashtag  #LoveYourPetDay to show how you are celebrating the day with your pet.

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Check out these 9 lavish ways to spoil your pet and read this story about a cat's miraculous reunion with his refugee family to further celebrate the spirit of #LoveYourPetDay.

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