Pet Quotes

“Cats are the lap-dancers of the animal world. Soon as you stop shelling out, they move on, find another lap. They're furry little sociopaths. Pretty and slick -- in love with themselves. When's the last time you saw a seeing-eye cat?”
― Andrew Vachss, Safe House

“A family is a unit composed not only of children but of men, women, an occasional animal, and the common cold.”
― Ogden Nash

“Civilization is only possible for deeply unpleasant animals. It is only an ape that can be truly civilized.”
― Mark Rowlands, The Philosopher and the Wolf

“Pets reflect you like mirrors. When you are happy, you can see your dog smiling and when you are sad, your cat cries.”
― Munia Khan

“A pet rock is a serious commitment and too much responsibility for a ten year old to handle on his own”
― Kyle Adams, Dirty Zero

“Sleep crawled on top of me like an affectionate, purring pet-”
― M.L. Rio, If We Were Villains

“Who shall tell the lady's grief
When her Cat was past relief?
Who shall number the hot tears
Shed o'er her, beloved for years?
Who shall say the dark dismay
Which her dying caused that day?”
― Christina Rossetti

“And what's more, he'll go and live with his friend unless his friend is allowed to come in and live with him...His friend must have a silk cushion just like his and sleep in your room too. Otherwise he will go and sleep in the coal-cellar with his friend”
― P.L. Travers, Mary Poppins

“It's morning.'

His attention flicked to hers, amusement lacing his tone. 'I do comprehend what the sun indicates, pet.”
― Kerri Maniscalco, Throne of the Fallen

“The deadline is set and they think I am their pet.”
― Santosh Kalwar

“I remember,' she breathed.

'Do you now?' He smiled, and just like everything else, it was a very Jacks-like smile. Sharper at one corner, giving the impression of being both cruel and playful all at once. It reminded her vaguely of the first time they'd met, when she'd thought he looked like a half-bored young noble, half-wicked demigod.

'Tell me, pet, just how much do you remember?”
― Stephanie Garber, A Curse for True Love

“My dear Orga is here on my lap, sleeping blissfully after I spoilt her with the best cuts of meat from the café and a great deal of cream. Rose made several withering remarks about the devilish nature of faerie cats, as well as my indulgence of her, which he seemed to think a bit maudlin, and yet I saw that old hypocrite sneak her several morsels from his dinner plate when he thought I wasn't looking. Like Shadow, she has adopted a glamour here, and presently looks every bit the part of an ordinary mortal cat, apart from her eyes, which flask like gold coins.”
― Heather Fawcett, Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands

“You do not get to choose if I am in love with you. Perhaps you will look to me, perhaps you will look to someone else. But it is my choice to love you, and you can't tell me not to do it.”
― W R Gingell

“I must have told my cat I love him at least 123,456 times, but perceiving the words were just Noise Air, I liked to let my hands do my communicating. From my heart, down my arm, through my hand and into his body, each time I pet him I wanted him to feel my love.”
― Jarod Kintz, Powdered Saxophone Music

“Sleeping is a very tiring activity.”
― Aegelis, Definitive Nobody, Derek Barley

“The best part of having a pet is having someone to think of other than yourself, having someone who depends on you.”
― Amanda Flower, Because I Could Not Stop for Death

“And you took the cat?” he says with a belly laugh. “You hate cats.”“I couldn't leave him there. And he thinks he's a dog, so he's not too bad.”
― Nick Pirog, 3 a.m.

“Holy shit!” I reached out. “Can I? Please…please let me pet the snake!”
― Adam A. Fox, A Sinful Sacrifice

“You shouldn't be here.'

'Neither should you!' Evangeline shouted.

...

'What are you doing?'

'I think you already know the answer, pet. You just don't like it much.”
― Stephanie Garber, A Curse for True Love

“I have no idea what you eat,” I murmur, frowning. “But we’ll find something. I’m sure Lore will help. You’ll like him. He’s got your eyes.”

“If you’re planning on naming the barghest after the redcap, don’t.” Drystan’s tone is downright frosty as he checks Blizzard’s tack once more. “He’ll become insufferable.”
― Marie Mistry, Beyond the Faerie Gate

“Aren’t lylle pigs supposed to be really intelligent?” I asked, as he caught a wing and then immediately yelped, rearing back to shake his snout. “Why do they have wings, anyway?”
― Jane Washington, A World of Lost Words

“We care deeply for the creatures that depend on us, expecting nothing, really, and getting so very much from them. Loving them takes courage, because love requires daring. Daring to risk the pain of loss--and accepting that they will only ever be temporary in our lives. Mourning them when they are gone speaks of our bond with them, and our willingness to give loss its due--by feeling it fully, then recovering wisely. Our animals make us better people. We do not abuse our strength, and we do not deny our empathy.”
― Mercedes Lackey, Valdemar

“What shall I do with you, Prince of Elfhame?' Wren asks.

'If you mean for me to be your pet,' he says, 'there's no reason to return me to my pen. My leash is very secure, as you have shown. You have only to pull it taut.”
― Holly Black, The Prisoner’s Throne

“Kittens are as lively as the days of spring. They make everybody happy.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Dogs are social animals by nature, and a few need extra interest than others. However, in case your dog seems clingier than standard, it could sign something extra huge. Whether your canine is feeling stressed, bored, or absolutely following its breed instincts, knowing why they’re so connected will help you respond higher to their needs.

Let’s dive into the 10 reasons why your canine may be so clingy and the way you could deal with each of these troubles.

10 Reasons Why Your Dog Is So Clingy

1. Separation Anxiety
2. Lack of Confidence
3. Health Problems
4. Age-Related Issues
5. Breed Traits
6. Changes in Routine or Environment
7. Boredom
8. Unintentional Reinforcement
9. Past Trauma
10. Protective Instincts”
― George Mackay

“Once, a date informed me, ‘I’m not ready for a relationship, but my cat thinks you’re
great.’ It takes resilience to discern when it’s time to gracefully exit.”
― Léon RocheBlance

“There's more talk in the tail of a dog than any other part.”
― Wyatt B. Pringle, Jr.

“How much does Spirit Airlines charge for pets?
Spirit Airlines charges $125 per pet carrier reach +1 (888) 372-6486, per flight for in-cabin travel. Only small domestic dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds are allowed. The pet must remain inside a well-ventilated, FAA-approved carrier that fits under the seat. Spirit does not allow pets in the cargo hold. The airline limits the number of pet carriers per flight, so booking in advance is recommended.

How strict is Spirit’s pet policy?
Spirit Airlines has a strict pet policy with specific size and behavior requirements reach +1 (888) 372-6486. Only small pets fitting inside an FAA-approved carrier under the seat are allowed. Pets must stay inside the carrier throughout the flight. Aggressive, disruptive, or improperly contained animals may be denied boarding. Spirit does not transport pets in cargo, so only in-cabin travel is permitted.

Can I buy a seat for my pet on Spirit Airlines?
No, Spirit Airlines does not allow passengers to purchase a separate seat for their pet reach +1 (888) 372-6486. Pets must remain inside a secure, ventilated carrier that fits under the seat in front of you. The airline does not permit large pets or those that cannot fit under the seat. Keeping pets inside the carrier for the entire flight is mandatory.

How much does Spirit Airlines charge for a pet?
Spirit Airlines charges $125 per pet carrier reach +1 (888) 372-6486, per flight for pets traveling in the cabin. The airline allows only small dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds, and pets must stay in a ventilated carrier under the seat. No pets are allowed in the cargo hold. Booking early is advised due to limited in-cabin pet capacity.

How strict is Spirit’s pet policy?
Spirit Airlines has strict pet regulations reach +1 (888) 372-6486. Pets must fit inside an FAA-approved carrier that stays under the seat. The pet must remain inside the carrier for the entire flight. Aggressive or disruptive pets may be denied boarding. Only small dogs, cats, rabbits, and birds are permitted, and no pets are allowed in cargo.”
― PET

“How much does Frontier charge for a pet?
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier８５５-３７２-６４８６, per flight for in-cabin travel. Only small dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, and select household birds are allowed. Pets must remain inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat. For more details, call Frontier Airlines Customer Service at 888-372-6486.

How strict is Frontier with pet carriers?
Frontier is strict about pet carrier requirements８５５-３７２-６４８６. The carrier must be well-ventilated, fit under the seat, and allow the pet to move comfortably. Pets must stay inside for the entire flight. Oversized carriers or non-compliant ones may be denied. Call 888-372-6486 for more information.

How do I add my dog to Frontier?
You can add your dog to a Frontier flight during booking or later via the airline’s website, mobile app, or by calling 888-372-6486. It’s best to add your pet early, as Frontier limits the number of in-cabin pets per flight. Fees apply at booking or check-in.

Does Frontier require a pet health certificate?
For domestic flights, Frontier does not require a pet health certificate８５５-３７２-６４８６. However, if flying internationally, a health certificate may be required depending on the destination. Always check specific regulations before travel by calling 888-372-6486.

Can my dog fly with me for free?
No, Frontier does not allow dogs to fly for free８５５-３７２-６４８６. The $99 pet fee per flight applies to all in-cabin pets８５５-３７２-６４８６. Emotional support animals are treated as regular pets and are subject to the same fees. For details, call 888-372-6486.

How much is the Frontier pet fee?
The Frontier pet fee is $99 per pet carrier８５５-３７２-６４８６, per flight for in-cabin travel. The fee applies to one-way trips, so round-trip flights will cost $198. For pet reservations and policies, contact 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet fee
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier８５５-３７２-６４８６, per flight for pets traveling in the cabin. The fee is non-refundable and must be paid in advance or at check-in. To confirm availability or pay the fee, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet policy weight limit
Frontier does not have a specific weight limit for pets but requires them to fit comfortably inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat８５５-３７２-６４８６. The pet and carrier combined must meet size restrictions. For carrier dimensions, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier pet policy domestic
For domestic flights, Frontier allows small dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, and select household birds in the cabin for $99 per flight８５５-３７２-６４８６. The pet must stay inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat at all times. No pets are allowed in cargo. Call 888-372-6486 for details.

Does Frontier allow pets in cargo?
No, Frontier does not allow pets in cargo８５５-３７２-６４８６. All pets must travel in the cabin inside an approved pet carrier. If your pet is too large for the cabin, alternative transportation is required. For more information, contact 888-372-6486.

How to add a pet to a Frontier flight?
You can add a pet during booking, through the Manage Trip section on Frontier’s website, or by calling 888-372-6486. Since space is limited for in-cabin pets, it’s best to add them as early as possible.

Frontier pet carrier size
Frontier requires pet carriers to be 18" L x 14" W x 8" H or smaller to fit under the seat８５５-３７２-６４８６. The carrier must be well-ventilated, secure, and allow the pet to move comfortably. To confirm if your carrier meets requirements, call 888-372-6486.”
― Frontier

“How much does Frontier charge for a pet?
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier８５５-３７２-６４８６, per flight for in-cabin travel. Only small dogs, cats, hamsters, rabbits, and select household birds are allowed. Pets must remain inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat. For more details, call Frontier Airlines Customer Service at 888-372-6486.

How strict is Frontier with pet carriers?
Frontier is strict about pet carrier requirements８５５-３７２-６４８６. The carrier must be well-ventilated, fit under the seat, and allow the pet to move comfortably. Pets must stay inside for the entire flight. Oversized carriers or non-compliant ones may be denied. Call 888-372-6486 for more information.

How do I add my dog to Frontier?
You can add your dog to a Frontier flight during booking or later via the airline’s website, mobile app, or by calling 888-372-6486. It’s best to add your pet early, as Frontier limits the number of in-cabin pets per flight. Fees apply at booking or check-in.

Does Frontier require a pet health certificate?
For domestic flights, Frontier does not require a pet health certificate８５５-３７２-６４８６. However, if flying internationally, a health certificate may be required depending on the destination. Always check specific regulations before travel by calling 888-372-6486.

Can my dog fly with me for free?
No, Frontier does not allow dogs to fly for free８５５-３７２-６４８６. The $99 pet fee per flight applies to all in-cabin pets８５５-３７２-６４８６. Emotional support animals are treated as regular pets and are subject to the same fees. For details, call 888-372-6486.

How much is the Frontier pet fee?
The Frontier pet fee is $99 per pet carrier８５５-３７２-６４８６, per flight for in-cabin travel. The fee applies to one-way trips, so round-trip flights will cost $198. For pet reservations and policies, contact 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet fee
Frontier Airlines charges $99 per pet carrier８５５-３７２-６４８６, per flight for pets traveling in the cabin. The fee is non-refundable and must be paid in advance or at check-in. To confirm availability or pay the fee, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier Airlines pet policy weight limit
Frontier does not have a specific weight limit for pets but requires them to fit comfortably inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat８５５-３７２-６４８６. The pet and carrier combined must meet size restrictions. For carrier dimensions, call 888-372-6486.

Frontier pet policy domestic
For domestic flights, Frontier allows small dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, and select household birds in the cabin for $99 per flight８５５-３７２-６４８６. The pet must stay inside an airline-approved carrier under the seat at all times. No pets are allowed in cargo. Call 888-372-6486 for details.

Does Frontier allow pets in cargo?
No, Frontier does not allow pets in cargo８５５-３７２-６４８６. All pets must travel in the cabin inside an approved pet carrier. If your pet is too large for the cabin, alternative transportation is required. For more information, contact 888-372-6486.

How to add a pet to a Frontier flight?
You can add a pet during booking, through the Manage Trip section on Frontier’s website, or by calling 888-372-6486. Since space is limited for in-cabin pets, it’s best to add them as early as possible.

Frontier pet carrier size
Frontier requires pet carriers to be 18" L x 14" W x 8" H or smaller to fit under the seat８５５-３７２-６４８６. The carrier must be well-ventilated, secure, and allow the pet to move comfortably. To confirm if your carrier meets requirements, call 888-372-6486.”
― jelo