Some cool Care For Your Pet images:
Christmas SPCA Donating pet food to animal shelters is a good way to help them with caring for homeless animals in your area.
Image by Friends for the love of Animals
Many of us have SPCA or pound dogs and cats and we agreed it was time to put something back in for the fun and enjoyment we’ve had from our animals. Donating pet food to animal shelters is a good way to help them with caring for homeless animals in your area.
Please help us break the cycle of unwanted pets! Please spay and neuter your animals. Spaying and neutering is the most important thing you can do to help control pet overpopulation
We use to donate pet food at least 3 or 4 times every year to animal shelters…
Remember Your Pets This Holiday Season
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Summer Holiday Travelling Tips
(Southern Hemisphere)
The Christmas holidays are upon us and this often means leaving our beloved pets behind in a kennel or cattery or in
the care of a pet feeder or neighbour.
If your pet is really part of the family, a growing range of accommodation facilities
permits you to take your pet with you.
Some tips for travelling with your pet by car:
It is safer for you and your pet if he or she is confined to a cage or crate while en-route. A boot separation device is
better for all concerned.
Make sure you secure carriers with a seat belt or bungee cord.
Do not allow dogs to hang out the window - it’s dangerous and may cause head, neck and eye injuries as well as
airborne infections.
For dogs, make pit stops at least every two hours for exercise.
Give only half normal food in the morning and feed the remainder when you reach your destination.
Carry fresh cold water and a drinking bowl.
Do not leave your pet in a hot vehicle. Remember, shade moves.
Keep your leash handy and use care when opening doors in heavy traffic areas.
Be aware of your dog’s behaviour when left alone - barking and whining cause stress both to the animal and passers by.
If the weather is warm use your vehicle’s air conditioning.
Always make sure that air is being circulated frequently.
Pack a sturdy leash and well fitted collar with identification tag carrying your phone number.
Pack waste removal bags and a litter tray and litter for cats.
Pack some of your pet’s bedding and favourite toys.
Pack a Pet First Aid kit, which you can purchase from your local vet. It should contain at least:
Tweezers for removing foreign objects from fur or paws,
Cotton swabs for cleaning wounds,
Antibacterial wash, Telfa pads, Wide crepe bandage, Gloves, Scissors, Vet clinic
Phone numbers for your regular vet and the nearest vet while on holiday.
Mouse Care
Image by Lonnie's Life
With quick & easy instructions, Mouse Care provides all tha information you need for your mice. This book includes chapters on proper housing, nutrition, & overall health, & it will help you get better acquainted with your energetic pets through proper hand-taming & training.
Full of quick-tip boxes & full-color photos, Mouse Care is a must-have for raising a healthy & long-lived companion.
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