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- You get a free lead or collar when buying any size specially marked Hills puppy or kitten food while stocks last.
- Receive a free 1.75 kg bag of Superwoof dog food with every 8 kg Superwoof bag purchased while stocks last.
- A free rope toy is yours with any 20 kg bag of Ultradog or Superwoof purchased while stocks last.
- Ask your vet to microchip your pet. Then buy him/her a glamorous name tag to affix to the collar. This will ensure that your pet will be returned to you should he/she go wandering and is found by a good Samaritan.
- Treat your feline companions to Catnip on their scratch posts and watch them purr with pleasure.
- Check out the latest range of matching collars and leashes for your pets at all TAH branches - for cats, puppies, small, medium and large dogs.
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- PLEASE NOTE:
TAH unfortunately can no longer accept cheques as payment, with effect from 1 Feb 2012.
- Vomiting, diarrhoea and inappetance (not eating) are the most common veterinary emergencies. Consult your vet if your pet suffers from any of these symptoms.
- Flea medications are a great way to control fleas. However, only use the product as directed. Follow the safety guidelines and NEVER EVER give dog flea medications to cats.
- When your pets are sick, never give them ANY medication without speaking to your veterinarian. This is really dangerous. Many over-the-counter human medications are toxic to dogs and cats in relatively small doses.
- One of the worst things pet owners can do is to give their pets scraps from the table food - that nice bacon rind, a piece of chicken skin, or a bread crust. But table food often leads to gastrointestinal (GI) upset. This is really common. Rather give them a veterinary-approved biscuit treat.
- Always keep a close eye on your pet(s) - not just how cute they are. Notice if he/she is alert, if the eyes are bright and shiny, if he/she is eating and drinking well, and if he/she urinates normally and has normal stools. Please see your veterinarian if you notice any abnormalities.
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THE STRESS FACTOR - Most people suffer from stress these days. Question is: do dogs and cats suffer from stress? Yes, yes, yes.
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GIVE YOUR PET PEARLS FOR LIFE - Daily tooth brushing will go a long way towards keeping your pet's pearlies sparkling and his/her breath dew-fresh - minimising chances of plaque and tartar on and around teeth.
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FOR THE BIRDS - A useful guide to bird behaviour.
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BEWARE TOO MUCH HOLIDAY PARTYING! - Nevermind all the fun, ensure that you keep your pet safe from holiday hazards.
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I BEG YOURS? - Even though your dog might not always understand what on earth you're talking about, rest assured that he reads every movement of your body language 100%.
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CONJUNCTIVITIS - The most common ailment affecting a cat's eye is inflammation or infection of the conjunctiva.
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SMARTY PANTS - Your bird is smarter than you think.
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CAUSES OF DEATH IN KITTENS - Young kittens are extremely vulnerable to trauma and this is a prevalent cause of death.
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