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WALK FOR THE CURE
NEW T-SHIRTS NOW READY FOR ORDERS. PROCEEDS GO TO 3 DAY WALK FOR THE CURE ON OCT 15,2010. TWO STAFF MEMBERS WILL BE DOING THE 60 MILE WALK AND NEED TO RAISE MONEY FOR BREAST CANCER. THIS DESIGN IS AVAILABLE UNTIL SEPT 15,2010. THE COLORS ARE DARK CHOCOLATE, PINK. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN PURCHASING A T-SHIRT PLEASE CALL 609-888-3400 OR STOP IN TO THE OFFICE. CLOSE UP OF LOGO IS BELOW.
THIS DESIGN IS ON THE FRONT AND HOSPITAL INFORMATION ON THE UPPER SLEEVE. SO HELP SUPPORT OUR STAFF AND GET A GREAT LOOKING T-SHIRT ALL FOR $ 15.00 SIZES: NOT AVAILABRE IN CHILDRENS SIZES . ADULT: S,M,L,XL, (ADDITIONAL $ 3.00 PER SHIRT FOR 2X,3X)
We are also offering Long sleeve at $18.00 ea. $3.00 additional for sizes above XL. This offer goes until Sept 15,2010. Please call the office if your interested in supporting our walkers in Octobers Walk for a Cure.
SHIRTS ARE AVAILABLE IN BOTH SHORT AND LONG SLEEVE. SIZES RANGE FROM SMALL TO XL, ABOVE THESE SIZES ARE 2X ONLY. ORDER MUST BE PLACE ON OR BEFORE SEPT 15,2010. STOP BY OR CALL 609-888-3400 THE OFFICE TO PLACE THE ORDER.
Walk for the Cure at UNO Restaurant. Show this coupon at UNO's in Hamilton, next to the AMC 24 on Sloan Ave.On Sept 9 th all day UNO will donate up to 20 % of your bill will be credited to each of our walker. This coupon will cover TakeOut, Lunch and Dinner. Just click on the coupon to downlaod or print. Make sure you print out a couple of extra coupon for your friends and family.
FOOD RECALL:
NATURAL BALANCE PET FOODS, INC ANNOUNCED A VOLUNTARY RECALL OF NATURAL BALANCE SWEET POTATO & CHICKEN DRY DOG FOOD WITH THE BEST BY DATE OF JUNE 17,2011, IN 5 LB AND 28 LB BAGS BECAUSE IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE CONTAMINATED WITH SALMONELLA. NO ILLNESSES HAVE BEEN REPORTED TO DATE.
Adobe Reader Download: If you don't have adobe you can click on the icon and it will open download site. PROTECT YOUR PET.COM click on protect your pet.
The Dollar and Sence of Owning a Pet!
Click on picture for more information. Information provided by NJVMA, Your resource for all living things. Thank you.
Infectious tracheobronchitis:
Infectious tracheobronchitis (ITB) is the medical term commonly known as "kennel cough" or "canine cough." ITB is the most prevalent upper respiratory infection of dogs of all ages. Recognized by its persistent, hacking or honking, gagging, sometimes spasmodic cough, ITB can last for days or weeks if left untreated. The good news is that ITB is a highly preventable disease, thanks to effective vaccines. Copyright © 2006 Pfizer Inc. All rights reserved.
Contrary to popular belief, the signs of old age aren't always due to old age. They could be signs of a medical condition known as canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS). Click on CDS in Dogs.com to open link.Then go to the blue box "How Can You Help" and click on it. Look for the direction for a 30 Day Free Trial of Anipryl Coupon. Sponsored by Pfizer Animal Health.
Hill's Pet Nutrition
For helpful hints to keep you pet slim and healthy visit Hills Pet Nutrition site.
At Hill’s, we’re proud of our long-standing commitment to helping pets live longer,
healthier lives through effective weight management. And now we’re partnering with
the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) to strengthen the fight against
pet obesity. Click on the Hills Logo to open web site. You can also visit AVMA.org for information on weight management.
Virbac Animal Health:
Imagine what would happen if you didn’t brush your teeth regularly. The same applies to your pet’s teeth. Regular dental care is as important for your pet as it is for you.
Did you know that periodontal disease is the most common infectious disease in both dogs and cats? In fact, 85% of adult pets have some form of periodontal disease. If left untreated, that can mean pain, bad breath and tooth loss for your pet. Chronic infection in the oral cavity can spread harmful bacteria to the bloodstream and infect the heart, lungs, liver and kidneys. One milligram of plaque alone contains over 1 trillion bacteria—bacteria that can cause disease. Fortunately, most periodontal disease can be prevented by daily plaque removal and regular professional care. Click on Virbac Logo to learn more about preventing periodontal disease.
Canine Feline Back to:
Stage I Gingivitis
Margin of attached gingiva (gum) is inflamed and swollen. Plaque covering teeth. Treatment can reverse condition.
Stage II Early Periodontitis
Entire attached gum is inflamed and swollen. Mouth is painful and odor begins to be noticeable. Professional treatment and home dental care can prevent this from becoming irreversible.
Cherry red and bleeding attached gum is being destroyed by infection and calculus (tartar). Sore mouth affects eating and behavior. Bad breath is present. Beginning of periodontal disease. May be irreversible.
Stage IV Advanced Periodontitis
Chronic bacterial infection is destroying the gum, tooth and bone. Bacteria may be spreading throughout the entire body via the bloodstream and may damage the kidneys, liver and heart
February is National
Pet Dental Health Month
Click on logo to open web site.
