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Dear Readers: Patricia Rhone of Clearfield, Pa., sent a photo of her cat Punkin drinking from a decorative table fountain. Patricia says: "Punkin loves to drink from her fountain. She was always sitting and waiting patiently for someone to turn it on, and one day she used her paw to move the stones and turn the fountain on."

To see Punkin and her fountain, visit www.Heloise.com. -- Heloise

DOG TREATS

Dear Heloise: I buy dog treats for my dogs that are in plastic bags, and I find them hard to keep sealed. The treats get hard, and I am concerned that bugs might get into them.

As soon as I bring the treats home, I transfer them to a large plastic jar (with a tightfitting lid). This works out great, and my little guys know it's "cookie" time when I open the top of the jar. -- Amber in Pennsylvania

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