Sentences with phrase «pet holidays like»

So, show your appreciation as much as you can, especially on specific pet holidays like National Pet Day.

So, show your appreciation as much as you can, especially on specific pet holidays like National Pet Month.

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Is it me or does it seem that major appliances like to peter out right before the holidays?

«Just like with small children, pet parents do their best to keep pets safe during the holidays,» Siadek said.

Elements like these not only drive up the average register ring in pet stores, they enhance a retailer's reputation and keep shoppers coming back again and again — not just during the holiday season, but throughout the year.

Given reports like these, there is much reason for pet store owners and operators to be optimistic that holiday shoppers will ultimately prove unfettered by fallout from Election Day.

Including a pet in special family events and holiday traditions like enjoying treats, opening stockings, sniffing and shaking gifts under the tree, caroling or going for snowy walks after dinner can bring even more joy to your family, not to mention increase the cuteness factor of holiday photos.

While it can be tempting to treat your pet to a decadent treat around the holidays, doing so could upset their stomach or cause more serious conditions like pancreatitis.

The shelter also stops adoptions just before Christmas because many objects associated with the holiday may pose a risk to new pets — things like Christmas tree ornaments, candy and small children's toys, she said.

To help the harried shopper, the specialist veterinarians at The Animal Medical Center have teamed up to create a holiday gift list for pets using ideas from the Pet Socialite's «No Place Like Home» Pet Expo on November 9 in New York City.

It may seem like the perfect plan to introduce your new pet on the day of holiday celebrations, but it can also stress your new furry friend out.

There are millions of animal lovers out there just like us who have no idea that feeding their pets some scraps from their holiday meals can make them extremely ill and even kill them.

Including a pet in special family events and holiday traditions like festive dinners, opening stockings, sniffing and shaking gifts under the tree, caroling or going for snowy walks after dinner can bring even more joy to your family, not to mention increasing the cuteness factor of holiday photos.

Also, the popularity of chocolate as gifts for holidays like Christmas, Valentine's Day and Easter only increases the chance for pets to get into it.

No one really knows how many pets flee in a panic from their homes during holidays like the 4th of July and Labor Day, where fireworks are present.

«This will give families more time to transition a new pet into their home and will enable pet parents to include their new pet in cherished holiday celebrations like photos, gatherings and gift openings.»

Much like the care an emergency room provides for humans, Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital of Wichita offers help when your pet's doctor is not available in the evenings, on weekends and during holidays.

Get festive by posting fun, high - quality images within a wide variety of veterinary content, like a how - to blog post on safe holiday pet treats or a cute feature of a pet patient wearing a Santa hat (with permission, of course).

* The extra cords and plugs of holiday lights and other fixtures can look like chew toys to pets.

We can bet not only will your feline friend feel like the star of the gathering, you'd have plenty of opportunities for some wonderful snapshots of the holidays with your pet, too.

In fact, you can save heaps of time using updated versions of blog posts about recurring pet issues — like seasonal tick and flea resources, or holiday pet hazard lists.

With the holidays fast approaching Lost Dog Illinois would like to remind you to keep your dog safe during the hustle and bustle: Traveling with your pet Be sure your dog is wearing a current ID tag that includes your cell phone number.

Those of us at the South Jersey Regional Animal Shelter hope that you are enjoying your family and friends over this holiday season and please keep in mind that we have many pets here that are waiting still for a safe, warm and loving home like yours.

This holiday season there are many other pets like Maizy and George Orwell who are waiting for a home of their own.

Needles, hooks, ribbon, foil, tinsel and other holiday items that look festive to us look like toys to many pets and can cause injuries if eaten.

It's also potentially dangerous for the pet when they escape the house when visitors arrive, like when Halloween trick - or - treaters arrive or folks come to visit for the holidays.

Dogs and cats face similar diabetes risk as it is more common in overweight people (and pets), so veterinarians are suggesting that humans watch the amounts and types of food they give their furry friends during the holidays, and to watch out for signs of diabetes like frequent urination, changes in appetite and unusual thirstiness.

One common circumstance that can lead to problems is that many pets are given presents for the holidays, including bones, treats and new toys: These can make pets (just like human siblings!)

Promotional Flyers In Your City Display your holiday - focused flyers in local pet stores, fast food restaurants, gift shops, veterinary offices, and anywhere people sit and wait, like auto repair / oil change shops, doctors and dentist's offices, and the DMV.

If you're like over half of all U.S. pet owners, you'll be giving your pet at least one gift this holiday season.

In total, we treat around 100,000 small animals every year — and during seasonal holidays, like Christmas and Easter, our highly - skilled staff answer around five queries an hour from worried pet owners.

Things like fireworks, some barbecue foods, pool chemicals and even salt water can turn the holiday into a nightmare for pets.

Much like a standard calendar, you'll use this to track pet holidays, community events, and other important dates.

«Many customers come in looking for products for their smaller pets,» said Joe Dobbs, an associate manager at Kelley's Pets in Fresno, Calif. «Just like with a dog, people want to buy toys and things for their pets to play with for the holidays.»

You can keep holiday plants and Christmas trees inaccessible to pets by closing doors to block access or set up barricades like baby gates or other enclosure devices.

Generating sales like this, the Christmas holiday season not only offers pet retailers and manufacturers opportunities to increase the bottom line but also to make their businesses stand out and help them become pet care leaders in their communities.

And those who have pets treat them just like members of the family, with pet parents letting their «fur babies» sleep in their beds, celebrating their birthdays, including them in holiday cards... the list goes on.

I found that customers still like to treat their family pet with a gift during the holidays, but that treat has become a bit more practical.

Half of dog owners and a third of cat owners purchase Christmas gifts for their pets, according to the American Pet Products Association's 2013 - 2014 National Pet Owners Survey, and pet specialty stores with a variety of holiday - themed pet products — in addition to the latest trends in popular gift - giving categories like treats and toys — are poised for a successful fourth quarter and a very happy holiday season indeed.

Marshall suggests featuring calming aids during holidays like the Fourth of July or Thanksgiving, when loud noises and family visitors can elevate pet stress.

Singelais says gourmet treats do particularly well when marketed around an event, like a holiday, when pet owners are more likely to indulge themselves.

Carrying things like, books, novelty clothing items, houseware items, holiday - centric toys and gift - y products for pet owners.

Like other industries, the pet industry sees an increase in profits as consumers complete their holiday shopping.

I know not everyone's that lucky, which is why I'm grateful for holidays like Take Your Dog to Work Day, which is tomorrow, June 23, and companies that let their employees bring pets to work every day of the year.

Whether it be recognizing a birthday or rescue / adoption day, or surrounding a more traditional holiday like Easter, Christmas or Thanksgiving, Loving Pets ® wants to make it easy to celebrate your pets as part of the family.

You can post pics of your pets in their cutest Halloween costumes, enter contests, and tell us how you and your pets like to spend the holidays.

It's always fun to share holidays like Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving with your pet but you also need to be aware of some of the hazards to avoid.