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 Greetings! With the hottest of summer months coming up, we thought we'd share some of our favorite summer tips with you to make sure this summer is happy and healthy for your pet. - Keep your pet hydrated. Pets can get dehydrated easy, so make sure that you always have fresh, clean water available for them.
- Don't leave your pets in a parked car. Even with the windows down, a parked car can still be extremely hot and can even lead to a heat stroke.
- Keep up with summer grooming. Consider giving your dog a lightweight haircut for the summer months. It is important to leave some fur so as not to expose the skin to the sun. People who have cats can brush them more often than usual in the summer months which can help prevent problems caused by excessive heat.
- Avoid fireworks. Not only do fireworks scare pets, but they can also potentially burn curious pets or cause other injuries. If you absolutely must have fireworks, make sure to keep your pet indoors. For dogs, consider giving them a calming supplement for dogs so that they might not be so frightened.
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July Pet Events
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Doggie Street Festival
July 31, 2011 9am-4pm
Doggie Street Festival is dedicated to increasing dog adoption through its yearly Festival. The event is designed to be an informative experience that promotes public awareness and education on issues of responsible dog adoption and on decreasing overpopulation and random breeding through spay/neuter and conscientious pet guardianship. For more information on Doggie Street Festival, click here.
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10064 Mesa Ridge Ct Ste 210
San Diego, California 92121
858-678-8843
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Wahhots, the Intuitive Rat Terrier
My son was diagnosed with severe Aplastic Anemia in 2006. We were able to buy him a puppy when his counts moved up a certain level. So,my son Cody chose a Rat Terrier. He named him Wahhotts. He trained him, loved him, and fed him. To finish reading Wahhotts' story, click here.
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Ratt, the Protector
Ratt lives on the 11th floor of a condo building. One day we heard some noise and Ratt went nuts. When I went to see what she was barking at, there was a window washer on the outside. She went into complete protect mode. To finish reading Ratt's story,
click here.
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Nima, the One-Eyed Diva
Nima is a cat that was rescued by FOCAS (Friends of County Animal Shelters) last year. When FOCAS discovered Nima and her 2 other sisters, they were only two weeks old and living in a landfill. To finish reading Nima's rescue story, click here.
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