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24/01/2019

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Great Dane black one pair

Harliqueen fem pupp

Lab male pupp

Beagle fem pupp

09/01/2019

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02/01/2019

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02/01/2019

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08/12/2018

Amazing Labrador puppies available....

17/10/2018

"Puppies are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole."

Available puppies:

1. Golden Retriever
2. Rottweiler

10/10/2018

Here is a great opportunity to take home quality puppies this festive season

Available puppies:

1. American Pitbull puppies
2.Golden retriever Male puppies

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03/10/2018

"Whoever said you can't buy happiness forgot little puppies".

Here is a great opportunity to have a wonderful experience with these furry babies.

Available puppies:

Rottweiler
Siberian Huskey
S***z Tzu

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28/09/2018

The 7 Best Ways to Get Rid of & Prevent Ticks on Dogs

1. SPOT-ON TREATMENTS

Using an over the counter spot-on medication that you purchase from your veterinarian, pet store, or online can be a very effective method for controlling both ticks and fleas.

2. ORAL MEDICATIONS

Pills that are given once a month are readily available for dogs. These medications can work to kill both ticks and immature fleas and will disrupt the life cycle of fleas. They are easy to give and you won’t have to be concerned about small children and cats coming into contact with dogs immediately after application, as you might with spot-on treatments.

3. SHAMPOOS

Bathing your dog with a shampoo that contains medicated ingredients will generally kill ticks on contact. This can be an inexpensive (though labor-intensive) method of protecting your dog during the peak tick season. You will need to repeat the process more often, about every two weeks, as the effective ingredients won’t last as long as a spot-on or oral medication.

4. TICK DIPS

A dip is a concentrated chemical (Petcare Ridd) that needs to be diluted in water and applied to the animal’s fur with a sponge or poured over the back. This treatment is not meant to be rinsed off after application. The chemicals used in dips can be very strong, so be sure to read the labels carefully before use. You should not use a dip for very young animals (under four months) or for pregnant or nursing pets. Ask your veterinarian for advice before treating puppies, or pregnant or nursing pets.

5. TICK COLLARS

Collars that repel ticks are an additional preventive you can use, though they are mainly only useful for protecting the neck and head from ticks. The tick collar needs to make contact with your dog’s skin in order to transfer the chemicals onto the dog’s fur and skin. When putting this type of collar on your dog, you will need to make sure there is just enough room to fit two fingers under the collar when it’s around the dog’s neck. Cut off any excess length of collar to prevent your dog from chewing on it. Watch for signs of discomfort (e.g., excessive scratching) in case an allergic reaction to the collar occurs. Make sure you read the labels carefully when choosing a collar.

6. POWDERS

Another method of topical medication, tick powders work to kill and repel ticks from your dog. These powders should be used with care during application. Be sure that the powder you are using is labeled for dogs before use, as well as for your dog’s specific age. Also, make sure you check the label to make sure that the product is designed to kill ticks as well as fleas. This very fine powder can be an irritant to the mouth or lungs if inhaled, so use small amounts and slowly rub it into the skin. Keep powders away from the face and eyes when applying. You will need to reapply the product more often, about once a week during peak season. Some powders can also be used in areas where your dog sleeps, and in other parts of the household your dog frequents.

7. TICK SPRAYS

Another topical application of medication, tick spray (Freedom spray) kills ticks quickly and provides residual protection. Sprays can be used in between shampoos and dips, and when you are planning to spend time out in wooded areas -- where ticks are most prevalent -- with your dog. Be careful when using this product, and other tick control products, around your dog’s face, and do not use it on or around any other animals in the home.

27/09/2018

IMPORTANCE OF VACCINATION

27/09/2018

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