Sentences with phrase «about one's new pet»

This sheet provides the prospective adopter with important information about their new pet, as well as maintaining proper records for our group.

No, we're not talking about a new pet.

They sell but don't feel responsible to give information to help you making the right decision about your new pet.

Not only that, but many of the families send the agency updates about their new pets, thanking them for the best gift ever.

If you've been thinking about a new pet, now is your opportunity.

Today, merchants can comfortably sit behind their computers and research virtually everything they want about the new pet products hitting the marketplace.

Speaking with your renters insurance company about your new pet will be a great way to ensure that you are protected the way that you want to be in your new home.

At the time of adoption, you will receive paperwork detailing specific medical information about your new pet.

I find that very few breeders have the time or patience to educate a buyer about their new pet, and since they know that once the show is done the customers are gone and hard to track down, they have no incentive to spend that kind of time or effort.

For more information about the new pet ID tag, call City of Victorville Animal Care and Control at [phone].

Our veterinarians perform a full examination of your pet and discuss with you vital information about your new pet, including vaccine schedules, heartworm disease and other parasites, your puppy's or kitten's nutritional needs, house training strategies and more.

By learning all you can about your new pet; providing him with a clean home, a nutritious diet, and expert veterinary care; and giving him lots of love and affection, you can help Piggy enjoy a healthy, happy life.

We welcome any questions you might have about your new pet and strive to give you the best advice that we can offer.

These consultation appointments are the time to ask your veterinarian any questions you have about your new pet.

These documents will verify that your pet is an adoptee, plus they provide us with essential information about your new pet's health and vaccination status.

The shelter will be able to tell you about your new pet's full history, including their likes, dislikes, and general temperament, more than they could about a younger animal.

Remember we are here to help and answer any questions or concerns you have about your new pet.