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October 2021 Newsletter

October 2021 Newsletter
Our October 2021 Newsletter is packed with information. Read on to get the details about the following; The In-Store Raffle prize worth $419 to be given away at every location, The Acana October Sale, "No Tricks, Just Treats!", Highlights of all the other In-Store Sales & Promotions, New Products, Donation Opportunities & Events. Plus, meet our Longley Store Manager, Kloe Langan.

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Remedies for Cat Colds

Remedies for Cat Colds

From coughing, sneezing, and a runny nose to a fever and aches, having a cold can be an exhausting experience. But while we may find relief in an extra blanket, a bowl of chicken soup, or a dose of cough syrup, what remedies can you offer your feline friend when it is your cat that catches a cold? Cats and Colds Cats are not immune to diseases, and different viral or bacterial infections can present the same upper respiratory distress as a typical human cold. It is important to note, however, that the viruses and bacteria that cause these symptoms...

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Is Raw Food Safe for Dogs and Cats?

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Check out these raw facts about raw diets and as always, stop in and chat with us to learn more.

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September 2021 Newsletter

September 2021 Newsletter
Our September 2021 Newsletter includes; Our offer to help the pets of the many fire victims in the Reno-Tahoe area, more information about the Duck Race supporting the Nevada Humane Society, In-Store Deals & Promotions (Free Stuff), and a bit about Jessica Holton in her new role on the buying team.

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How to Prevent Diabetes in Your Cat

How to Prevent Diabetes in Your Cat

Diabetes is well-known as a serious disease in humans, but many pet owners don’t realize that this condition can be just as serious in pets. Knowing how to prevent diabetes in your cat can help you keep your feline family members fit and healthy for long, happy lives. About Feline Diabetes Feline diabetes – diabetes mellitus – affects from 1-2 percent of the overall domestic cat population. It is most common in older or overweight animals, and neutered males also have greater risks of developing diabetes. Burmese cats also have higher risks of becoming diabetic. Despite these increased risk factors,...

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