Prizes at the Walk!!!
There will be a FREE Basic Level Wellness Plan at Banfield the Pet Hospital will be an offered at our silent auction to be held at our walk this Sunday!!(new clients only) If that doesn’t interest you, how about office visits at half price at Banfield The Pet Hospital with the proceeds going to Beau!! Can’t wait to see you, and your pet all dressed up on Sunday!!
Lets Adopt!
Hey ya’ll! Its time! Its time to really start thinking about taking the plunge and adopting a pet! With our community going through such a huge economic decline, we all know that houses are being foreclosed on and that pets are being left behind. This post goes out there to those people who aren’t necessarily looking for a puppy, and have a big back yard and are open to older pets! Please, please, adopt before going to a breeder! There are so many avenues you can go through to adopt a local pet, such as the pound, the spca, and local rescue groups! If you are interested, please contact me and I will give you any details that you need! Foreclosed pets are pets too!!!!
Service dogs are heroes!
Check out this awesome service dog saving its owner!!
Labor day!
Alright guys! Its a holiday weekend, and everyone is over at your house eating fabulous snacks and delicious BBQ. And where are your pets in all of this chaos? They are begging! They are definitely under the table, and chances are they are getting some table scraps from your well meaning family and friends.
How to avoid this? I would recommend leaving your pet in your bedroom or the garage, where they don’t have the opportunity to get all of these extra treats. This may sound mean, but its better to have your pet healthy than happy in this case. Otherwise at the end of your night, your dog is going to be so full he won’t know what to do with himself- and all of the food your serving your guests is much too fatty and inappropriate for your pet as it is.
Hopefully this will help you have a healthy and happy holiday weekend with your family, friends, and your pets!
Tired of yellow spots in your lawn?
This is one of those problems every dog owner could do without. What I found to be the one thing that worked for me was dousing the area with a fair amount of water as soon as your pet has urinated. This will reduce the amount of excess nitrogen in that immediate area, which will reduce the yellow spots on your lawn. Putting two tablespoons of tomato juice into your pets food twice daily should also reduce the nitrogen imbalance in their urine.