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Pill-Popping Pets

nytimes.com — Americans are spending millions on mood-altering drugs for their cats and dogs. Is it because we ’ve driven them mad? The practice of prescribing medications designed for humans to animals has grown substantially over the past decade and a half, and pharmaceutical companies have begun marketing behavior-modification and “lifestyle” drugs for pets.

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  • electricwaffles, on 07/14/2008, -0/+0Time to start organizing Sparky's intervention.
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