Puzzled Pet Treats LLC

14/12/2024

Come out and see us at our last event of the year!
We are at Days End Farm Horse Rescue Santa's Village from 10am-3pm.

https://facebook.com/events/s/santas-village-days-end-farm-h/1183253322740998/

01/11/2024

We are so excited to participate at this event with Maryland Public Television again this year!

This is a fabulous time to start your Holiday shopping!
We will have so many fun things for your furry friends!

Hope to see you there!

27/10/2024

When the CEO is under the weather, her loyal employees, Mom & Dad, go to the event in her place. ❤️

Come on out to Linganore Winery for a fun PAWty to benefit Sunny Day Rescue .

22/10/2024

What is behind the name?

I have autism, and the puzzle piece has always been a part of autism awareness. I also happen to love jigsaw puzzles!

Every piece is unique, but together they make a beautiful picture!

Welcome to Puzzled Pet Treats LLC!

I make healthy treats for your pets without unnecessary additives.

🧩Brie🧩

20/10/2024

Come see Brie at the 2nd Annual Doggie Trunk or Treat! Bring your fur baby for some free treats!!🎃🐕🐕‍🦺🐩

20/10/2024

Brie has been hard at work getting her special ghost cutout cookies ready for the Doggie Trunk or Treat event tomorrow! Dress your fur babies up and join the fun!
https://facebook.com/events/s/2nd-annual-doggie-trunk-or-tre/517776387410851/

25/09/2024

Did you know that these are the differences between the American red wolf and a coyote?🐺

25/09/2024

25/09/2024

Red Wolf
Did you know that the red wolf gets it's name from it's reddish colored coat? They are primarily nocturnal, and hunt alone or in small packs, eating small animals, insects and berries. Red wolves communicate by sent marking, body language and by making vocalizations like howling. Though at one time almost extinct, efforts are now being made to breed and protect the red wolf to increase it's numbers, plus the red wolf is the most endangered breed of wolf, there's not many left in the wild.

23/09/2024

Did you know one of the biggest threats to American Red Wolves is being mistaken for coyotes? These furry four-legged species might look alike, but there are actually a variety of differences. Learn more about their unique traits, share with your friends, and join us and the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ American Red Wolf SAFE program in protecting these amazing animals. 🐺🐾

16/09/2024

06/09/2024

Did you know each whale shark has a unique pattern of spots, much like a human fingerprint? These majestic filter feeders can live up to 100 years, roaming vast distances across our oceans in search of plankton. But despite their peaceful nature, whale sharks face a growing number of threats.

From being targeted for their fins and meat to the hidden danger of squalene—a substance found in their liver oil and used in some cosmetics—whale sharks are increasingly at risk. Overfishing, boat strikes, and the destruction of their habitats add to the pressures they face.

WildAid is committed to protecting whale sharks by reducing the demand for shark products, advocating for policy change, and enhancing enforcement in critical habitats. Together, we can help ensure these gentle giants grace our oceans for generations to come. 💙

06/09/2024

It’s a fact!
All a manatee’s teeth are molars and are constantly being replaced. Called “marching molars,” new teeth form at the back of the jaw, wear down as they move forward, then eventually fall out. This constant tooth replacement is a great adaptation to their diet, which includes plants and sand that are often abrasive and wear the teeth down. Find more facts at savethemanatee.org/facts

06/09/2024

Did you know? Manatees can hold their breath for up to 20 minutes, but they usually surface every 3 to 5 minutes for air. They spend about half of each day sleeping, often floating just below the surface or lying on the bottom.

28/08/2024

It’s a fact!
Manatees have taste buds located on the sides of their tongue, rather than on top of their tongue like other mammals, including humans. It is believed that they pick certain plants to eat over others because those plants taste better. Find more facts at savethemanatee.org/facts

17/08/2024

Come see us and all the wonderful vendors at 20th Annual Dogs Day in the Park!
https://facebook.com/events/s/20th-annual-dogs-day-in-the-pa/1071609260749651/

31/07/2024

Did you know that

It’s a fact!
The reproductive rate for manatees is low, with one calf born every two to five years, and twins are rare. The gestation period is about a year. Mothers nurse their young for one to two years, during which time a calf remains dependent on its mother. Find more facts at savethemanatee.org/facts

31/07/2024

Did you know that

Sharks are vital to ocean health, maintaining balance beneath the waves. 🌊

Despite this, shark populations have been decimated worldwide by overfishing, bycatch, and demand for their parts. Additionally, the destruction of mangroves, which many sharks use as nurseries, has affected shark reproduction, while the loss of healthy coral reefs due to pollution and climate change limits food resources for sharks.

The best way to help these important marine animals is to avoid purchasing or consuming sharks or shark products. Pay close attention to cosmetics, which may contain squalene—a compound commonly made from a shark’s liver.

let's commit to protecting sharks by making conscious choices that support their conservation! Together we can ensure a future where these magnificent creatures rebound and thrive.