Spring is here! Be sure you have a good fitting collar & leash. How are your running/ hiking shoes ? IF you need new equipment... go out and buy it! It will make you feel good and help the economy. Then start going out for long walks and/or runs
Hair is matted? Yours or your dogs? Go out and get a new hair style for yourself and give your dog a bath. They like to be clean too.
Too much TV during the winter ? GET OUT! Visit a dog park. Teach your dog frisbee.
Too long a Winter in your house? Put the snow thrower & ice melt away. GET OUTDOORS.
Let your dog mingle... maybe you should too.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Sunday, March 22, 2009
WELLNESS SALE
$2. OFF A CASE - 12.5OZ CANS WELLNESS DOG FOOD.
$10 MAIL IN REBATE ON 15LB & 26LB WELLNESS LARGE BREED PUPPY & DOG
$10 MAIL IN REBATE ALL EAGLE HOLISTIC 30 TO 33 LB BAGS
$10 MAIL IN REBATE ON WELLNESS DOG 26 TO 30LB BAGS
$10 MAIL IN REBATE ON 15LB & 26LB WELLNESS LARGE BREED PUPPY & DOG
$10 MAIL IN REBATE ALL EAGLE HOLISTIC 30 TO 33 LB BAGS
$10 MAIL IN REBATE ON WELLNESS DOG 26 TO 30LB BAGS
LOWER YOUR PET EXPENSES
With the economy down and jobs disappearing, many pet owners are foregoing pet healthcare because they just can’t afford hundreds of dollars in vet bills. While it is still important to visit your veterinarian yearly for an examination, you can cut out many unnecessary tests and procedures by keeping your pet as healthy as possible throughout the year. Not only is this money saving, it is great for your pet’s health and longevity.
1. Invest in Quality Food—choosing a high quality Natural food is your best chance at long term pet health. The right food can help you eliminate problems with allergies, intestinal problems, obesity, diabetes and other food-related diseases. Although you will spend more at the check-out line, the overall investment should save you hundreds!
2. Avoid pet obesity—Obese pets can suffer from many costly conditions such as arthritis, high blood pressure, and diabetes just to name a few. Feeding your pet the correct portion will control unwanted weight gain and keep them out of the vet.
3. Avoid dangerous chemicals ( see # 9)
4. Brush Teeth—pets suffer from the same dental problems as people and should have their teeth brushed daily to avoid costly veterinary procedures. Apply pet toothpaste to either a soft pet toothbrush or pet finger brush to clean their teeth. Tooth and gum disease can result in infection, pain, loss of teeth and even organ damage in pets. A quick brush a day can keep the vet away! We also have biscuits made for Tartar control.
5. Routine eye care. Keeping your pet’s eyes clean will contribute to their health and wellness by preventing irritation and infection that can be painful and possibly lead to loss of vision. Careful inspection and cleaning once weekly with a eye wash made for pets.
6. Routine ear care. Keeping your pet’s ears clean will help prevent painful irritation and infection that can lead to hearing loss. Clean your pet’s ears once weekly with a natural pet product like Herbal Ear Wash to keep them out of the vet with costly ear infections.
7. Proper flea control. Fleas can be an expensive problem year round. Not only do they cause itching and sometimes troublesome hot spots—they can also infest your pet with intestinal tapeworms. There are many topical products available to control fleas. If you are looking for a natural approach, try an herbal dip with citronella and other oils that will aid in natural flea control.
8. Bath and groom your pet regularly—Choose a good PET Shampoo. There are many instructional books and videos that can help you learn about proper pet grooming to minimize this expense. Don’t forget to wash your pet’s feet every time they go outside. This can help them avoid ingestion of chemicals that may be in the grass or on the sidewalks and streets.
9. Pet-proof your home and yard—Every year thousands of dollars are spent on treating pets for accidents and poisonings. Pet-proof your home so your pet has no possible access to rat bait, snail bait, ant bait, prescription medication, cleaning supplies or even the kitchen cupboards. Pets are amazing…they can smell chocolate through a cupboard door! Insure your yard is safe—that boards are not loose in the fence, the gate latches securely, the trash and recycling bins are sealed tightly and there are no hazards in the yard.
10. Exercise! Pets get the same health benefits that people do from exercise. Try it together…it will be healthy and fun for both of you!
1. Invest in Quality Food—choosing a high quality Natural food is your best chance at long term pet health. The right food can help you eliminate problems with allergies, intestinal problems, obesity, diabetes and other food-related diseases. Although you will spend more at the check-out line, the overall investment should save you hundreds!
2. Avoid pet obesity—Obese pets can suffer from many costly conditions such as arthritis, high blood pressure, and diabetes just to name a few. Feeding your pet the correct portion will control unwanted weight gain and keep them out of the vet.
3. Avoid dangerous chemicals ( see # 9)
4. Brush Teeth—pets suffer from the same dental problems as people and should have their teeth brushed daily to avoid costly veterinary procedures. Apply pet toothpaste to either a soft pet toothbrush or pet finger brush to clean their teeth. Tooth and gum disease can result in infection, pain, loss of teeth and even organ damage in pets. A quick brush a day can keep the vet away! We also have biscuits made for Tartar control.
5. Routine eye care. Keeping your pet’s eyes clean will contribute to their health and wellness by preventing irritation and infection that can be painful and possibly lead to loss of vision. Careful inspection and cleaning once weekly with a eye wash made for pets.
6. Routine ear care. Keeping your pet’s ears clean will help prevent painful irritation and infection that can lead to hearing loss. Clean your pet’s ears once weekly with a natural pet product like Herbal Ear Wash to keep them out of the vet with costly ear infections.
7. Proper flea control. Fleas can be an expensive problem year round. Not only do they cause itching and sometimes troublesome hot spots—they can also infest your pet with intestinal tapeworms. There are many topical products available to control fleas. If you are looking for a natural approach, try an herbal dip with citronella and other oils that will aid in natural flea control.
8. Bath and groom your pet regularly—Choose a good PET Shampoo. There are many instructional books and videos that can help you learn about proper pet grooming to minimize this expense. Don’t forget to wash your pet’s feet every time they go outside. This can help them avoid ingestion of chemicals that may be in the grass or on the sidewalks and streets.
9. Pet-proof your home and yard—Every year thousands of dollars are spent on treating pets for accidents and poisonings. Pet-proof your home so your pet has no possible access to rat bait, snail bait, ant bait, prescription medication, cleaning supplies or even the kitchen cupboards. Pets are amazing…they can smell chocolate through a cupboard door! Insure your yard is safe—that boards are not loose in the fence, the gate latches securely, the trash and recycling bins are sealed tightly and there are no hazards in the yard.
10. Exercise! Pets get the same health benefits that people do from exercise. Try it together…it will be healthy and fun for both of you!
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