Sentences with phrase «treat sick puppies»

I do not suggest you treat sick puppies.

Does the store medically treat each sick puppy and kitten?

Not exact matches

Such breeding facilities treat puppies as cash crops instead of pets, employing horrendous standards of care for the dogs and producing sick animals prone to illness, injury, genetic and behavioral problems.

Was given antibiotics to treat it The puppy became sicker and she returned to the veterinarian.

Some of the USDA breeders» documented violations included: puppies caged outside in freezing weather; sick or injured dogs who hadn't been seen by a vet; puppies caged on wire flooring with spaces wide enough for their legs to pass through the wire and become entrapped; inadequate sanitation, rusty cages in disrepair; severely matted or underweight dogs; improper medications on hand to treat or prevent disease; and outdoor runs without shelters large enough for the dogs to escape the sun, wind, or rain.

In many cases when a sick puppy needs fluid therapy, she may be hospitalized and treated at the veterinary hospital.

Pet stores sell puppy mill puppies, rabbits and all sorts of animals and I am glad it is no banned - I am sick of the way animals are treated - Too bad they needed to be told not to sell animals SO many animal s are euthanized at shelters (for space!)

Animals that are not ready for adoption are sent to foster care including kittens and puppies that are under eight weeks old, nursing dogs and cats with their litter, orphaned infant animals that require bottle - feeding, animals that are sick, recovering from surgery, or being treated for a medical condition, and animals that have behavioral issues such as litter box avoidance, separation anxiety, or shyness / under socialized.

I believe that the waggin trail and the other treats from china that i gave her the day before she got sick was the cause of her dying and now that I have a new puppy, she will NOT get one chicken treat from anywhere.

Both of our Cavalier King Charles Puppies got sick in 2007 from the Chicken Jerky treats.

Due to these intolerable conditions, unsuspecting consumers are often buying sick puppies and will incur expensive veterinary bills trying to treat immediate health problems, such as parvovirus or genetic problems that reveal themselves years later.

Violations included sick or dying puppies who had not been treated by a veterinarian; dogs found shivering in temperatures as low as 9 degrees; and dogs so emaciated that their bones were visible through their skin.