Sentences with phrase «separate treated dog»

Separate treated dog from other pets for 24 hours after treatment has been applied.

In households with cats, separate the treated dog for about 24 hours.

In households with cats, separate the treated dog for about one hour until the product is thoroughly dry.

Separate treated dogs from one another and from other pets to reduce the risk of accidental ingestion.

Separate treated dogs from each other and from other pets for 30 minutes to ensure accidental ingestion via licking of treated areas does not occur.

Not exact matches

They remain separated and segregated, and after 17 years of being treated like dogs, those at the back of the train have had enough.

Like the Frosty Paws treats, SweetSpots come in individual cups that you can help your dog eat or scoop into a separate sturdy bowl.

Additionally, the Kennel Club, in their survey appeared to have treated «dogs which died during the period of the survey» and «dogs that were alive when the survey form was completed» as two separate entities.

For best digestion, feed your dog these foods as a treat, separate from meal time.

To set up the treat hunt, first make sure your dog is out of sight (in a separate room or in his crate).

The High Hopes for Pets Foundation is a separate and independent not - for - profit entity, and receives its funding from the sale of High Hopes ™ all - natural dog treats and food.

All but the most social dogs and cats should be kept in a separate room away from the front door during peak trick - or - treat visiting hours.

If you are treating one of your dogs for kennel cough, your other dog will likely contract the illness, even if you are diligent about keeping the dogs separated and scrubbing their bowls out frequently.

Many countries regard the two dogs as separate breeds, although Canada and the United States treat them as one breed with slight differences.

She may need to be fed in a separate room during meal times and treats may have to be used sparingly with other dogs are around in case she becomes hostile or afraid another dog will take her treats.

Four separate pet food and dog treat companies have recently issued product recalls due to potential salmonella contamination.

Why must I be separated from my dog for a veterinarian or tech to examine or treat my pet?

If you have registered multiple dogs for a class, please ensure that you have a separate handler for each dog, plus loads of treats.

Moreover, if you already have a dog, you'll have to keep it separate from your current dog, to make sure your current dog doesn't pick up parasites, or you'll need to treat your dog as well.

New Hampshire requires any dog, cat, or ferret entering the state for sale or adoption, to be held for at least 48 hours at a state licensed animal health facility or veterinary practice, separated from other animals before the sale, where at least some illnesses can be diagnosed and treated.

In a few cases of confirmed canine influenza, severely ill animals have been treated in intensive care units where separate air space was not possible, and no transmission was observed to other dogs in the ward (very strict attention was paid to fomite control).

The best way to do this is to reward — with praise, treats or play — for behavior you like and to separate your dog (s) from their object of desire for a quick time - out (about 30 seconds) if they are being too pushy.

Only give your dog special treats elk antlers, pigs ears, stuffed Kongs, bully sticks, stuffed bones when he is separate from you and alone.

All but the most social dogs and cats should be kept in a separate room during peak trick - or - treat visiting hours.

You'll want to separate new dogs during feeding time and remove highly desirable toys, treats and beds during the transition period.

All but the most social dogs and cats should be kept in a separate room away from the front door during peak trick - or - treating hours.

(Caution: It may be advisable to place dogs in separate areas before giving chew items to more than one pet in order to avoid growling or fighting over a favored treat.)