Pet Insurance in Rhode Island
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Congenital conditions
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Prescription meds
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Which Breeds Are Popular In Rhode Island
Despite its diminutive size, Rhode Island actually has more residents than several states with more land area. That's because more than 90 percent of Rhode Islanders live in densely populated urban settings, including cities like Providence, Warwick and Cranston. Needless to say, Rhode Island is home to a lot of cats and small-breed dogs who do well in cozy apartments. Nevertheless, the state also boasts plenty of parks and scenic oceanside trails, so energetic pets who crave outdoor exercise can thrive there as well. Like the rest of New England, the state has hot, humid summers and some very cold winters. But as long as pet owners take steps to keep their pets safe in extreme temperatures, pets of all coat types can thrive in the Ocean State. Here are some of our most popular breeds in Rhode Island:
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