Crossword clues for pets
pets
- Veterinary patients
- Veterinarian's clientele
- Vet's visitors
- Vet's concern
- Vet visitors
- Unwelcome guests in many hotels
- Typically one-name family members
- Turtles, sometimes
- Touches softly
- Things often not allowed
- They're said to lower one's blood pressure
- They're often adopted
- They're not allowed in many places
- They're not allowed in many hotels
- They're non grata at some motels
- They're in many houses
- They sometimes get Christmas stockings
- They might not be allowed in apartments
- They might get collared
- They may come from shelters
- They may be indoor or outdoor
- They aren't allowed at many hotels
- Teachers' aides
- Teacher's favorites
- Tame animals
- Sulky moods
- Subjects of many viral videos
- Subjects of an apartment restriction
- Strokes, as an animal
- Strokes fondly, as a cat
- Step backward?
- Some rats and rabbits
- Some motel guests
- Some leases forbid them
- Some are microchipped
- Some are exotic
- Some apartments charge rent for them
- Scabbers, Crookshanks, and Trevor, in the Potterverse
- Rocks, for a time
- Rewards Spot
- Rewards for good behavior, maybe
- Rental home no-nos, maybe
- Rental home no-no, often
- Quebecs ___ de soeur
- Puppies and parakeets
- Porno for Pyros hit
- Plural noun in most apartment leases
- Parrots and poodles
- Parakeets, guppies, etc
- Parakeets and hamsters, e.g
- Parakeets and hamsters
- No-nos in many apartment buildings
- No-nos for many hotels
- No-nos at some rental homes
- No-nos at some motels
- No-no in some apartments
- Motel restrictees
- Motel prohibitions, often
- Microchipped family members
- Microchipped animals, perhaps
- Members of a '70s rock group?
- Many of a vet's patients
- Many have their own Instagram accounts
- Many four-footed friends
- Many are adopted
- Local vet's patients
- Lizards and snakes, for some
- Lizards and hamsters, for some
- Leashed critters
- Lap dogs, e.g
- Kitties and pups
- Kittens, e.g
- Kennel guests
- Indoor animals
- Humane Society adoptees
- Household dogs and cats
- Hotel room no-nos, often
- Hotel no-nos, often
- Hotel no-no, often
- Hedgehogs and gerbils, often
- Hamsters, e.g
- Hamsters and parakeets
- Hamsters and hounds
- Hamsters and goldfish
- Hamsters and collies
- Guinea pigs, perhaps
- Guinea pigs and hamsters, often
- Goldfish, gerbils and such
- Goldfish and guinea pigs
- Gerbils and goldfish
- Garfield and Odie, to Jon Arbuckle
- Garfield and Odie, to Jon
- Furry members of a household
- Friends that might be banned at hotels
- Friends of the family, often
- Four-legged companions
- Four-legged adoptees
- Fido and Spot, e.g
- Ferrets, for some
- Family members with paws
- Family favorites
- Family adjuncts
- Fala and Checkers
- Dogs, to dog owners
- Dogs, e.g
- Dogs et al
- Dogs and parakeets, e.g
- Dogs and gerbils
- Dogs often
- Dogs cats etc
- Contents of some carry-ons
- Companion animals
- Collar wearers
- Cockatoos, sometimes
- Cockatoos and cockapoos, e.g
- Clipping candidates
- Classroom VIPs?
- Chinchillas, at times
- Causes to purr, perhaps
- Cats, dogs and hamsters
- Cats, dogs and fish
- Cats, dogs and canaries
- Cats, canaries, etc
- Cats and hamsters
- Cats and dogs, usually
- Cats and dogs e.g
- Cat and dog
- Caresses, as a dog
- Canine or feline companions
- Bo and Barney, e.g
- Black widow spiders make dangerous ones
- Beloved members of the family
- Apartment no-no, often
- Animals that are part of the family
- Animals kept at home
- Animals in your house
- Animals at home
- Animal friends
- Animal companions
- Adoption options
- A sitter may be hired for them
- A lease may forbid them
- Strokes gently
- Fido and Fluffy
- Darlings
- Home bodies?
- Furry companions
- Teachers' favorites
- Dogs and cats, e.g.
- Apple polishers
- Guinea pigs, maybe
- "No ___ allowed"
- They may be collared
- Bad moods
- No-nos in many hotels
- Vets' concerns
- Beloved animals
- Fondlings
- Some shelter dwellers
- Subject heading in a hotel brochure
- Four-footed friends
- Dogs, but rarely hogs
- Consumers of Purina and Iams food
- No ___ allowed (sign)
- Strokes ... or ones stroked
- Some motel prohibitions
- Many adoptees
- Adoptees from shelters
- No ___ Allowed (motel sign)
- Gait
- Subject of a hotel policy
- No ___ (store sign)
- Some allergy sources
- Animals with collars, often
- Dogs, cats and gerbils
- Cats and gerbils, e.g.
- Adopt-a-thon adoptees
- They rarely have surnames
- Tamed animals
- Strokes ... or ones getting stroked
- Parrots and ferrets
- Favored ones
- Cats and dogs, often
- Caresses tenderly
- Penthouse pinups
- Cats and canaries
- Irish terriers, e.g.
- Gentles
- Some household members
- Teachers' creatures?
- Favorites in class
- Canoodles
- Cossets
- Household animals
- Socks and Millie, e.g.
- Dearies
- Fondles
- Kittens, e.g.
- Household members
- Strokes softly
- Basenji and Manx, e.g.
- These are banned by some landlords
- Cats and dogs, e.g.
- Fido and Spot, e.g.
- Cats, dogs, goldfish, etc.
- Teachers' ___
- Cats and dogs, e.g
- Sulks
- Peevish fits
- Hamsters, guppies et al.
- Quiet dentist regularly indulges
- Cherished animals
- Rung up cats?
- Domestic animals
- Some cats and dogs
- Parakeets and poodles
- Some family members
- Goldfish, e.g
- Shelter adoptees
- Some adoptees
- Household critters
- Poodles and parakeets
- Vet's patients
- Vet patients
- Dogs and cats, e.g
- Creature comforts?
- They may lie around the house
- Kennel visitors
- Furry or feathered friends
- Domesticated animals
- They sometimes require sitters
- Rubs the right way
- Motel bans, often
- Many are spoiled rotten
- Household cats and dogs
- Hotel no-nos, maybe
- Furry friends, often
- Favorite ones
- Classroom darlings
- Cats and dogs, for example
- Vets' patients
- Vet's charges
- They're non grata in some places
- They're all adopted
- They may lick your hand
- They may be housebroken
- Teacher's faves
- Tabby and Spot
- Tabbies and terriers
- Some resort prohibitions
- Shelter rescues, e.g
- Rubs the right way?
- Pound adoptees
- No-nos at many motels
- Mild strokes?
- Members of many households
- Many Animal Planet subjects
- Loyal companions
- Lassie and others
- Kennel tenants
- Hotels usually don't allow them
- Hamsters, often
- Guinea pigs, often
- Garfield and Odie, for two
- Fluffy and Fido
- Flea collar wearers
- Fish, gerbils and such
- Fido and Tabby
- Favoured ones
- Dogs and hamsters
- Collies and canaries
- Class favorites
- Cats, canaries, hamsters and others
- Cats and dogs, for many
- Canines, for instance
- Beagles and bunnies
- ''No ___ allowed''
- You may find some lying around the house
- Word that aptly rhymes with "vets"
- What some inns won't abide
- What some fish are kept as
- Vets' clientele
- Vets' charges
- Veterinary visitors
Wiktionary
Wikipedia
PETS or Pets may refer to:
- Pet Travel Scheme, which allows animals to travel internationally without quarantine
- Pets Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act
- Public English Test System, a language test used in Mainland China
- Public expenditure tracking system
- The Sims 2: Pets, fourth expansion pack of The Sims 2
- Pets (film), a 1974 film
- Pets (2002 film), directed by David Lister
- "Pets", an episode of the television series Zoboomafoo
Pets is an adult British puppet sitcom, produced by Fit2Fill Productions Limited. It was originally aired on Channel 4 and ran for two series, the first being broadcast in 2001, and the second in 2002. It was also sold to Fox in Australia, MTV in Italy, and the Middle East.
The series was created and written by Andrew Barclay and Brian West (pen name Brian Luff), who had previously worked together at the Edinburgh Festival, winning an award for an advert for The Jerry Springer Show, and on the sketch show We Know Where You Live.
A total of 26 episodes of Pets were aired, all approximately 11 minutes long. They were shown in the early hours of the morning, and as a result, the series was fairly unknown, although it did gain a significant cult following. There was a demand on the official website for Pets to be released on DVD. Eventually a limited edition DVD was made available to purchase via the official website. As well as the two series, the DVD included two unbroadcast episodes, a clip show named "The Trials Of Hamish", and a behind-the-scenes special named "The Making Of Pets".
Several episodes of Pets are currently available as a free podcast downloadable via iTunes. In 2010, a similar show named Mongrels aired on BBC3, sparking controversy between the two. The casts of characters in those two shows are almost similar as well, although Pets had four main characters while Mongrels had five. Also, Mongrels range of locations is more diverse (though often behind a London pub), while Pets is confined to a single flat.
"Pets" is a song by alternative rock band Porno for Pyros and the second single from their 1993 self-titled album, Porno for Pyros. The Cursed Female / Cursed Male" single preceded Pets, but saw only a limited radio station and promotional release, making Pets the first widely available commercial single from the album.
The song became a No. 1 hit on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart. The song's success was aided, in part, by a unique video directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (they would later direct the critically acclaimed film Little Miss Sunshine) which received heavy rotation on MTV.
Pets is a 1974 film starring Candice Rialson as a runaway who has various adventures.
Usage examples of "pets".
Even the few kept as pets or research animals had never developed much of a rapport with man and had to be carefully watched.
As the craft became increasingly simpler, control became more difficult, and considering the demand for altered and enhanced pets, well nigh impossible.
For a while, the insertion of human genes into other animals was banned by most industrialized nations, but the simplicity of the process and the crying need of tattered third world countries for hard currency inevitably resulted in a huge clandestine trade in genetically enhanced pets and altered farm animals.
They were wrong, but for the present, humans controlled their Enclaves and gradually adapted to them, even retaining a residue of loyal, intelligent pets content to live with their masters.
Fortunately for Jamie and his pets, his viewpoint was in the minority.
A hopeful woof from Woggly reminded him that it was time for the pets to eat as well.
They will make every effort to assure your well being, and that of your pets, should they accompany you.
Not having pets of her own, she was reticent about sex in the presence of self aware animals.
It had not been produced for pets, but they loved to watch the life-like animation of mammoths, dire wolves and saber tooth tigers.
He made them both another small drink to go with the meal, using the last of the bourbon, then asked the pets for their preference.
Anyone who practices that sort of thing is slightly balmy, I think, and their pets, too.
She chose the same motif as he had earlier, nymphs and satyrs, but even before he joined her she added a sub-routine which included lovable pets interacting on the periphery of the scenes.
As usual, the pets were already up and had removed themselves from the bed room.
His pets, and Conan as well, congregated around his feet while he sat down to await the other members of the expedition.
I think our pets have more to do with running our personal lives than we do.