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Red Cross App Teaches Basic Pet First Aid

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According to Life Hacker, The Red Cross has released an app that will teach pet woners how to take care of their pets. The app is called “Pet First Aid” and it offers advice on pet behavior as well as what to do in situations where your pet is having a medical issue. The app is designed to work as guidebook to educate pet owners on how to handle medical situations before they arise.

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