Answer: PETS
PETS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 235 times.
- Guinea pigs, maybe
- Teachers' favorites
- Dogs and cats, e.g.
- "No ___ allowed"
- Furry companions
- They may be collared
- Darlings
- No-nos in many hotels
- Bad moods
- Vets' concerns
- Beloved animals
- Fondlings
- Dogs, but rarely hogs
- Some shelter dwellers
- Subject heading in a hotel brochure
- Strokes
- Four-footed friends
- Consumers of Purina and Iams food
- No ___ allowed (sign)
- Strokes ... or ones stroked
- Some motel prohibitions
- No ___ Allowed (motel sign)
- Adoptees from shelters
- They're often unwelcome at motels
- Favorites
- Spot and Fido
- Vet's visitors
- Hotel no-no, often
- Favorites in class
- Parakeets and hamsters, e.g.
- They sometimes require sitters
- Humane Society adoptees
- Creature comforts?
- Many four-footed friends
- Many adoptees
- Rental home no-no, often
- Flea collar wearers
- Piques
- Mild strokes?
- Contents of some carry-ons
- 10-Across concerns
- Kennel visitors
- Some adoptees
- Motel prohibitions, often
- Teacher's faves
- Leashed critters
- Teacher's favorites
- Cats and dogs
- Touches softly
- Clipping candidates
- Dogs and cats
- Parakeets and poodles
- Veterinary patients
- Beagles and bunnies
- Vet's concern
- Cats, dogs and hamsters
- Fluffy and Fido
- Tabbies and terriers
- Poodles and parakeets
- Snits
- See 61 Down
- Household members
- Class favorites
- Hamsters and collies
- Creature comforts
- Vet's patients
- Parakeets and hamsters
- Veterinary visitors
- Collies and canaries
- ''No ___ allowed''
- You may find some lying around the house
- Strokes, as an animal
- Cats and dogs, e.g.
- They're non grata at some motels
- They're non grata in some places
- Caresses tenderly
- They're all adopted
- Classroom darlings
- They're in many houses
- They may lie around the house
- Cats and dogs, for many
- Apartment no-no, often
- Cats, canaries, hamsters and others
- Cats and dogs, for example
- Furry or feathered friends
- Subject of a hotel policy
- Some resort prohibitions
- Animal friends
- They may be indoor or outdoor
- Some motel guests
- No-nos at some motels
- Gait
- Motel restrictees
- Favourites
- Bo and Barney, e.g.
- Plural noun in most apartment leases
- Cats and canaries
- Four-legged adoptees
- Local vet's patients
- Household critters
- Tabby and Spot
- Fido and Tabby
- Letterman's 'trick' performers
- No-no in some leases
- See 50-Down
- Cats, often
- Some are exotic
- No ___ (store sign)
- Dogs and hamsters
- Vet's charges
- No-nos for many hotels
- Dogs, cats and gerbils
- Goldfish, e.g.
- Cats and dogs, usually
- Animals with collars, often
- Kennel tenants
- Some allergy sources
- Rubs the right way?
- Cats and gerbils, e.g.
- Kennel guests
- Motel bans, often
- Hotel no-nos, maybe
- They might not be allowed in apartments
- Vet patients
- Many Animal Planet subjects
- They're said to lower one's blood pressure
- Caresses
- Quebecs ___ de soeur
- Household animals
- Adopt-a-thon adoptees
- Strokes a 62-Across
- Cats, dogs and canaries
- Many are spoiled rotten
- Tamed animals
- Garfield and Odie, to Jon Arbuckle
- Cockatoos and cocker spaniels
- Shelter adoptees
- Lizards and snakes, for some
- Veterinarian's clientele
- Goldfish, gerbils and such
- Strokes ... or ones getting stroked
- Lizards and hamsters, for some
- Kitties and pups
- Family favorites
- Chinchillas, at times
- Hamsters, often
- Members of many households
- Rubs the right way
- Dogs and parakeets, e.g.
- Domesticated animals
- They rarely have surnames
- Guinea pigs, often
- Some household members
- Some family members
- Household cats and dogs
- Population that's consuming more and more organic foods
- Cat and dog
- Pound adoptees
- Favored ones
- Turtles, sometimes
- Guinea pigs and hamsters, often
- Parrots and poodles
- Parrots and ferrets
- "Prime Time ___"
- Animal pals
- They're not allowed in many places
- Shelter rescues, e.g.
- Fido and Fluffy
- Socks and Millie, e.g.
- Cats and dogs, often
- Caresses, as a dog
- Apple polishers
- Cats, dogs and fish
- Four-legged companions
- Garfield and Odie, to Jon
- Gentles
- Subjects of an apartment restriction
- Shelter rescues
- What some fish are kept as
- Garfield and Odie, for two
- Friends of the family, often
- Irish Terriers, e.g.
- Microchipped family members
- Things often not allowed
- Things not often allowed
- Typically one-name family members
- Animals at home
- Causes to purr, perhaps
- Hamsters and parakeets
- Microchipped animals, perhaps
- No-nos in many apartment buildings
- Dogs, to dog owners
- Vet visitors
- Hotel room no-nos, often
- Some rats and rabbits
- They're often adopted
- Hamsters, e.g.
- Gerbils and goldfish
- Hamsters and hounds
- They might get collared
- Black widow spiders make dangerous ones
- Vets' charges
- Companion animals
- They aren't allowed at many hotels
- Canines, for instance
- Rewards for good behavior, maybe
- Beloved members of the family
- Hedgehogs and gerbils, often
- What some inns won't abide
- Many of a vet's patients
- Some apartments charge rent for them
- Family members that get talked down to?
- Animals around the house
- Adoptees from the A.S.P.C.A.
- Animals in family photos
- Nonhuman housemates
- Animals that may be subject to an apartment restriction
- Guinea pigs, for example
- Major and Commander, to Biden
- Tamagotchis are digital ones
- Dependents that can't be claimed as tax deductions
- Loved ones who are blessed at the Feast of St. Francis
- Ferrets, for some people
- Snoopy and Sylvester, e.g.
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- Animals treated by (and rhyming with) vets
- Belly rub recipients, often
- Step on no ___ (palindrome)
- Dachshunds and calicos, e.g.
- Animals that might receive belly rubs
- Some cats, chameleons and chinchillas
- Nonhuman household residents
- House cats, for example
- Garfield, Lassie and Toto, e.g.
- Loved ones blessed at the Feast of St. Francis