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It's Summer Time!
"Tank" the Aqua-pooch says.....
Summer is the time for endless opportunities
for fun in the sun! Here are some tips for avoiding
summertime challenges for your pet:
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Keeping cool - heatstroke is the most common summer related danger. Keeping your pet in air conditioning or exercising in the mornings or evenings are helpful.
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Watch the water - keep on eye on your pet around swimming pools or other bodies of water....as well as hazards IN the water too!
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Pesky parasites - summer is the time they thrive so keeping your pet on a regular parasite control regimen is important.
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Terrible toxins - watch carefully that they don't get into poisonous plants, chemicals or other substances that can be toxic. If you think they have been poisoned, contact us immediately.
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Travel turmoil - plan ahead and be aware of pet restrictions for airlines, hotels or other destinations.
If you have any questions about how to keep
your pet safe during the summer season, give us a
call at (541) 447-2179
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