Chronically Healthy Life - Unconditional Love S1 Ep4

Welcome to another episode of *The Chronically Healthy Life*! Today, we're celebrating Valentine's Day and the unconditional love we share with our pets.

Don't miss our Bio-hackTip of the week: *Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice*. 

Joining us today are Tania and Jenny from Mutts and Meow Rescue. They'll share what it takes to be a top-notch fur baby parent. Spoiler alert: lots of love, patience, and adopting from local rescues.

Shoutout to our local business of the week, Silver Artistry with David Silver. Because who needs roses when you can get custom jewelry for your human loved one and matching accessories for your furry Valentine?

So whether you're single, taken, or somewhere in between, remember that love comes in all shapes and sizes—even covered in fur and with a penchant for stealing socks.

That's all for today's episode of *The Chronically Healthy Life*. Give your furry Valentine an extra treat today—they deserve it. Until next time, keep spreading the love, one paw at a time.

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