HURRY, HURRY!! Christmas and New Year's is coming soon and our boarding space will be full in no time. Be sure to make your reservations now for the holidays. If your pet does not regularly get vaccinated here and you would like to make your drop off more convenient please bring your vaccine history with you so we don't have to call your vet. It would even save more time if you could bring them by or fax them (561-439-7307)before you come in. Remember our obedience trainer, Alice Buckner, is available for private training while your dog is boarding here. For boarding reservations call 561-439-3220 ext 259 and for training information call Alice Buckner at 561-439-3220 ext 238.
CHRISTMAS TOYS!!NOT
Remember those neat silver "stringy" things that we hang from the tree, better known as ICICLES??? These can be fatal to your cats even thought they think they are the neatest thing since catnip. Icicles are shiny and very appealing to our cats, however, their intestinal tracts dissagree. They can actually cause the intestines to curl up and strangle themselves. Be very carefull with these and any ribbons from gifts-they are NOT cat friendly. Stick with regular cat toys, they are much safer!
GET YOUR PET'S PICTURE DIGITALIZED WITH SANTA!!
Date: December 10, 2000
Time: 12:00-3:00
Place: Simmons Veterinary Clinic
Pictures are Digitalized and are from $5.00 -
$7.00 depending on the type of card inset chosen.
Proceeds will go to the humane society.
Light refreshments available.
Please sign up today to help avoid a rush. There will be a 2 pet maximum per sitting.
Please bring cats in carriers.
Ask our staff or call for more details.
561-439-3220
CHOCOLATE LOVERS BEWARE!!
Christmas time is a time for lots of "human goodies" like chocolates. Just remember to keep these things out of the reach of your furry friends. Chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats. Not only is the chocolate hazardous but so are the pretty foil wrappings that they come in. If your pet gets into the "goodies" be sure to call us for assistance and be prepared to bring him/her to the hospital. If you feel your pet is missing out on the holiday festivities you can get yourself a bone shaped cookie cutter and take your dog's favorite canned food and press is onto waxed paper and cut it into shapes and then bake them at 325 degrees for about 10 minutes. For cat's Pounce is a great thing!!
Edtor: Tammy S. Randall
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