Dirty Dog?
No Problem!
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Sprinks Wipers are the perfect solution for pet owners who need a quick fix for in between baths. Our Wipers are infused with the natural calming scent of lavender. Wipers work great for dirty paws, messy faces, smelly pets, and quick wipe downs to refresh your pet's coat.
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Come Visit Us At
Doggie Street Festival!
| Come join Sprinks on Sunday, July 31, 2011 from 9:00am-4:00pm at the Doggie Street Festival! Admission is free for both you and your pup. The Doggie Street Festival will feature dogs up for adoption, vendor booths, good eats, and even auctions! So grab your dog, grab your leash, and join us for a day of fun in the San Diego sun at Hilton San Diego Bayfront Park. Click here for more information.
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Sprinks July 2011 Newsletter
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Greetings!
With summer now in full swing, what better way for Fido to enjoy the sun than beach activities? From swimming, to boating, to even frequenting your city's hottest dog beach...let's just say dogs don't have a shortage of options on how to enjoy the warm weather. Our job as pet owners is to make sure that our canine friends enjoy the beach activities while being safe. Here are some tips on how to have fun while being safe:
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Before heading out on the water, make sure your pet has a collar with an identification tag. The identification tag should feature contact information, the marina address, and your slip number. Try slowly introducing your pet to boats and water. Let your pet discover the boat while it is docked before trying to go out on the water. To read more about traveling on a boat with you pet, read the full article.
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Pet Etiquette at Dog Beaches
 If you come home from work to find Fido dressed in his bathing suit, it's only fair that you take him to the beach! Once you've located a beach to take your dog to, it is important to familiarize yourself with the rules of the park as well as common etiquette for taking Fido to the beach. Find common etiquette rules here. |
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 Dog Safety Tips for Swimming There are some things that dogs instinctually know how to do. Barking, growling, and body language are all instincts that come naturally to dogs. Swimming however, is not something that all dogs naturally know how to do.To read our list of dog safety tips for swimming, check out our blog entry here. |
So Happy Summer to you and your pet! Here's wishing you both a continued fun and safe summer! For more information on pet health and behavior visit the Sprinks website.
Sincerely,
The Sprinks Team
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