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This article on how to keep your black pets safe on Halloween focuses mainly on cats but I think its advice is applicable to dogs, too.
No doubt we will all see many cute photos of pups dressed up for Halloween. How people get their dogs to stay still enough with a costume on to take a picture is beyond me. Besides picking out the absolutely perfect costume, what else do you need to know about pets and Halloween? Check here for some great info.
Simone is a 7-pound, 3 year-old, spayed Female, apricot toy poodle who has been microchipped. She went missing from her home in Chappaqua, NY on 10/20/09. If you have any information please call either:
(914) 238-0344
(914) 309-7487
A $5,000 reward is being offered and no questions will be asked.
If you are a resident of Massachusetts please consider contacting your representatives to urge them to pass House Bill 344. The bill would prevent the devocalizing (debarking) of dogs and cats. If you’re not sure who to contact, please check here: http://www.wheredoivotema.com/bal/myelectioninfo.php.
PRNE is thrilled to be able to offer a raffle for a wonderful trip to Maine. Please stop by our webpage to check out the details.
So your pup is housetrained but you still find puddles. What’s up with that? This article can point you in the direction of an explanation and help.
As pet owners we always want to keep our pets safe. We look for the best vets and the most nutritious food. How about toys? Are the toys your pet plays with safe for him or her? Take a look here for more information.
So far, it looks like the answer is no. One less thing to worry about and that’s always good news.
Do you ever wonder what is in that flea and tick preventative medication? Well here’s a little story that gives some insight. A little worrisome if you ask me.
