HEAT STROKE - Here is how YOU can HELP

• Take the pet to a cool place

• Apply cool water

• If you can, put the pet in front of a fan to speed up the cooling process

• Gently massage your pet's legs and body

• If your pet is conscious, let him/her drink small amounts of water and wash its mouth out with cool water

• Get them to a vet

OTHER BACKYARD HAZARDS BESIDES THE SUN

• Barbecues — keep the dogs away from the hot grill — one vigorous wag, the grill goes over, and its bad news for everyone.

• Pools, lakes, ponds — most people assume dogs and cats know how to swim ... not true. You need to make sure your pet can swim, so watch them in the beginning. If they have a hard time, you can get them a life preserver.

• Make sure you know what's in your backyard that could be hazardous.

SOME COMMON PLANTS TO AVOID ARE:

AVOCADO
AZALEA
BIRD OF PARADISE
CYCLAMEN
DAFFODIL
DIEFFENBACHIA
EGGPLANT
FRUIT AND NUT TREES (APPLE, PEACH, ALMOND, CHERRY, APRICOT),
HIBISCUS, HOLLY
HYDRANGEA
LILY OF THE VALLEY
MORNING GLORY
MUSHROOM
NIGHTSHADE
PHILODENDRON
POTATO
RHODODENDRON
RHUBARB
SCHEFFLERA
TOBACCO
TOMATO

Also, make sure you check any pesticides or fertilizers before you use them, and keep your pets out of toxic areas.

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Hot weather DO'S AND DONT'S

• Never keep your pet in an unattended car OR A CHILD
Even if the temperature is moderate outside and the windows are open, cars can heat up like ovens. Never keep your pet closed up in a pen or kennel without shade, adequate ventilation or water.

• Shade is a must.
If you leave your pet outside while you go to work, remember to make sure there is always a shady place for them to rest. The sun moves through the yard all day, there may be lots of shade when you leave and no where to hide in the afternoon.

• Always have lots of water available for your cat or dog to drink in the hot weather.

• Freeze the water: Again, if you are leaving your pet for the day, Warren suggests freezing water in the bowl so they'll have cool water to drink throughout the day.

• Don't shave.
Shaving your dog's hair too short, rather than cooling them off, actually robs them of their natural sun block -- yes, they can be burned.

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Email Address

Email address

mel@pamperedpetsinnewark.com

Let me know your Email address and I will put you on our mailing list. Periodic updates, specials, news, events and much more. Your name will never be sold to outside sources.

New Hours and more

Grand Opening is scheduled for the 26th of this month. We are open and getting a little business, and some good news I might have in a few days. We are adding new kennels all the time. Stop out and take a look if you have not seen our place.

NEW HOURS
Mon thru Friday10 to 6
Saturday 9  -  5
Sunday12  -  4
Closed to the public on
Thanksgiving
Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
New Years Day
4th of July
Labor Day
Memorial Day
Easter
All Public Holidays

Open for Business

Plenty of exercise room at Pampered Pets.

Boarding Area

A portion of the  pens in the new boarding area. As business increases there is ample room to expand the number of boarding spaces.

Stop out and check out the new facility.

Open for Business

Pampered Pets has two large clean fenced in areas for the dogs to run. One has a gravel base, and the other, grass.

Check out our website at http://pamperedpetsinnewark.com/

Stop out and take a look around, WE are very proud of our new facility.

WE ARE OPEN

Pampered Pets is now OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

Stop out, bring your pets, we need all the business and help we can get. Please tell a friend about us.

Melissa cares for all pets. Here she is helping the NFD revive a cat that had been hurt in a fire.

YOUR pets will get loving care at Pampered Pets.

OPENING DAY - JUNE 7

We are working hard to make our opening day come true. Still a lot of work to be done.