TIP OF THE MONTH
Don’t Lose Your Pets to Drowning!
The summer weather and scorching heat here in the desert is upon
us, and so are those refreshing and beautiful swimming pools. For
all animal safety, please ensure that pools are safe and enclosed
OR have easy access for pet escape routes out of the water. If
you have a pool, one of the first things you should teach your
beloved pooch is how to get out of the water. From all areas
of the pool, make sure that he knows where the stairs are or where
your scamper-ramp is! The scamper-ramp is a lightweight,
durable system that enables any animal (dog, cat, frog, etc.) to
escape unharmed, just wet. For all animal safety, please
don’t lose your pets to drowning!
For further information on the Skamper-Ramp, visit www.skamper-ramp.com or
call 877-POOLPET. Thank you.
Flint River Ranch super premium pet food
My 3 cats and dog absolutely LOVE the Flint River Ranch kibble! I've
introduced this food to many of my client's pets and so far, all
of my furry friends are really enjoying it, as well as pet
parents' are seeing the difference a quality premium food makes! So,
now I'm a Flint River Ranch distributor because I believe in their
product and want to share it with everybody.
Look over your current pet food! Smell it! Taste it! How
does it feel? Would you eat it? If not, why would you
feed it to your pet?
Flint River Ranch has no chemical preservatives, no ethoxyquin,
BHA, or BHT (chemical additives used as preservatives), and no
by-products (parts of the animal not fit for human consumption
like intestines, chicken heads, feather and bone), or fillers. Many
pet foods contain these fillers that have no nutritional value. These
may be associated with dry skin, allergic reactions, dental disease,
poor health etc. FRR is made and shipped fresh. Concentrated. Costs
less to feed. Recommended by Vets and Breeders. Sold
nationally. Delivered by UPS to your home. No more special
trips or carrying heavy bags.
FRR is an oven-baked kibble resulting in better nutrition,
palatability and digestibility. Oven baking changes hard
to digest starches into easy to digest dextrins which are readily
absorbed into your dog or cat's system. Good value is baked
in, not sprayed on. A 'no risk' guarantee - within
30 days your pet will have eating enjoyment, greater energy level,
improvement in coat and hair, a reduction in 'hot spots', dry skin
and itching - smaller stool volume with less clean up.
If you would like additional information or would like to try a
sample and have your pet do a taste test, please contact me. The
website for further information, testimonials, or to place an order
is http://www.frrco.com/121909
I am not a ‘seller’ by nature, but I truly feel
this is a wonderful quality product. I look forward to speaking
with you and sharing Flint River Ranch with you and your pets.
Thank you!
Helpful Holiday Hints for Pet Parents
- Do NOT feed chocolate, nuts, and candy to your furry friend. Nuts
and candy may cause choking, and chocolate contains theobromine
which may be poisonous to pets.
- Keep garbage can lids securely in place to prevent pet from
secretly over indulging.
- ‘Treating’ your pet leads to indigestion, upset
tummies, vomiting, and diarrhea. Stick to their normal
diet.
- Create a quiet, special place for your pet away from noise
and activity. Allow pet 2 weeks to get comfortably
used to it before guests are expected.
- Make sure all decorations are pet proof. Glimmering and
dangling ornaments are a temptation – place them out of
pet’s reach.
- Do not leave pets unattended in a room with fireplace or lit
candles.
- Poisonous holiday plants include:
Holly
Poinsettia
Chrysanthemum
Amaryllis
Periwinkle
Mistletoe
- Great gift ideas include:
IPT animal massage gift certificates
Dental Hygiene bones
New blanket or pet bed
Interactive Toys
Visit with a pet sitter to care for your pet during the busy
holiday season and while you travel.
7 Steps to a Happier Pet (as printed by the HSUS)
* Make sure your pet wears an
identification tag to enable him to be returned to you if lost.
* To prevent animal behavioral problems, make sure you enroll
your new puppy or dog in behavioral training classes and visit www.petsforlife.org
* Animal behavioral problems can be health related. Make
sure your pet has a complete medical exam by a veterinarian at
least once a year.
* Prepare for disasters. Make sure you have a plan
for your pet in the event of a hurricane, tornado, fire, or flood.
* Plan for your pet's future in case something happens to
you.
* Learn how to avoid dog bites, and how to prevent your dog
from biting, by going to www.NoDogBites.org
* Have a heart, be smart and make sure your pet is spayed
or neutered. |