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It's The Holiday Season...and my pet ate what?!!
It's that special time of year again, time for the family to gather and give thanks. It's also the time of year that the family pet gives thanks for all the wonderful smells and leftovers sitting on the kitchen counter. The holidays can be a wonderful time for you and your pets and to keep everyone safe and healthy we have a list from avma.org with some holiday tips:
7 things you can do to make the holidays safer for your pet
• Keep people food out of the reach of your pet and ask your guests to do the same;
• Make sure your pet doesn't have any access to treats, especially those containing chocolate, xylitol, grapes/raisins, onions or other toxic foods;
• Don't leave your pet alone in the room with lit candles, a decorated tree or potpourri;
• Keep holiday plants (especially holly, mistletoe and lillies) out of reach of pets;
• Consider leaving the tinsel off your tree if you have a cat;
• Secure your Christmas tree to keep it from falling over if your dog bumps it or your cat climbs it; hanging lemon-scented car air fresheners in the tree may deter your cat from climbing it;
• If your pet is excitable or scared when you have company, consider putting your pet in another room with some of his/her toys, a comfortable bed, etc. or providing a safe place for your pet to escape the excitement (such as a kennel, crate, perching place, scratching post shelf or hiding place)
Crescent Springs Animal Hospital Now offers Laser Therapy!
The Pet Lase Therapy Laser is designed for pain relief by creating an intense beam of deep, penetrating laser light. Injured cells absorb the laser energy providing instant relief that is long lasting. There are several benefits to laser therepy including:restores mobility and improves the quality of life of your pet, reduces need for surgery, and is cost effective for you.
We have several treatments available for arthritis, torn muscles, sprained muscles and tendons, and many more. Please call our office for more information and to find out if your pet would benefit from laser therapy. You can also visit the Pet Lase website at: www.petlase.com
We offer several different packages for therapy treatment. Call today!
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