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17/02/2022

Oh dogs. 💜

26/02/2021

Very interesting infograph from the American Veterinary Medical Association. Have a chat with your cat/dog's vet to see what you can do to help their oral health.

What do you need to know about ? We fit it all in this infographic! While February may almost be over, your pet's dental care is a year-round responsibility.

AVMA members - Like this infographic and want to share it with your clients? You can download it for yourself in our Social Media Tools for National Pet Dental Health Month toolkit! https://bit.ly/2Mkv3sI

14/06/2020

09/05/2020

Here is some important information for pet parents. Especially those with pets who are close to or already in their senior years. Be sure to talk to your vet if you notice any changes in your pets behavior or in their body.

Older pets may develop age-related problems. Good care allows them to live happy, healthy and active lives in their senior years.

07/04/2020

21/03/2020

Cats could teach us a lot about being home bound.

Remember to follow the CDC precautions regarding the spread of COVID-19. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

21/03/2020

We hope everyone is doing ok during this time. We know that emergencies like this one can add a lot of extra stress for everyone. We hope that you are finding ways to release that stress.

Remember to follow the CDC precautions regarding the spread of COVID-19. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Until then, post a picture of your pet in the comments to brighten someone's day.

13/03/2020

Belly rubs take priority over press conferences. :D

The president of Ireland is known for always having his dog beside him during events. Recently, Brod, the adorable Bernese mountain dog stole the show once again in an official event and took the internet by storm.

19/12/2019

Pet Care Plus is fully booked for pet sitting/dog boarding through January 5.

16/12/2019

Do we have any toy destroyers out there? I know a few.

Dogs!
(And if you have any gift-giving needs, I have a book of dog cartoons)
https://www.offthemark.com/Gift-Store

14/10/2019

We look forward to attending this event again. We hope you can join us.

Saturday November 2, 2019
10am - 3pm
Montebello City Park
1301 W Whittier Blvd
Montebello, CA 90640

Pet Care + provides services to pet owners which include , , pet taxi, removal, , and family education. They are insured and bonded as well as Pet CPR and First Aid certified. Your pet will be loved like he or she is a part of their family.

They will be one of our vendors this year at , make sure to visit their booth to learn how to start booking their services if you live in Montebello, Alhambra, El Sereno, Monterey Park, Pico Rivera, San Gabriel, and surrounding cities.

🗓 Saturday, November 2, 2019⁣⁣⁣
⏰ 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.⁣⁣⁣
📍 Montebello City Park⁣⁣⁣
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🎟️ Get Your Tickets: http://ow.ly/Mcs850wyrjZ⁣⁣
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You can visit their website: https://www.petcaremas.com/

09/10/2019

🏥 You can now book your appointment for our Montebello Pet Fair - Spay and Neuter Clinic 🏥

Our team has partnered with Latino Alliance for Animal Care Foundation to provide spay and neuter services for the community during our event. Call LAACF at 818-493-9078 to make an appointment today. Make sure to let them know it's for the pet clinic taking place at Montebello Pet Fair on Saturday, November 2nd.⁣

The first 30 people who to sign up will receive discounted pricing.⁣
🐶 $60 for dogs⁣
🐱 $40 for cats⁣

The discounted prices are made possible thanks to the donations made by Actors and Others for Animals.

If you are appointment 31 and over, the regular price for surgery will apply.⁣

🐶 $90 for dogs⁣
🐱 $70 for cats⁣

PLEASE NOTE:⁣
🐾 Appointment for spay and neuter surgeries on-site at the pet fair are required!⁣
🐾 No walk-ins allowed for surgeries.⁣
🐾 You will drop-off your pet at the time of your appointment and LAACF will notify you when he/she is ready for pick-up.

28/09/2019

It's time to say goodbye to one of my favorite girls. Madison, you have brought me joy in the few years I have been able to care for you. You didn't let your age keep you back from having fun. You loved chasing lights, getting butt scritches, and eating. You would eat anything. You are the only dog I've met that would happily scarf down a leaf of lettuce and I'm sure you would have eaten a whole head of lettuce if we let you. I'm so glad your mom chose me to take care of you. Thank you for reminding me that even the little things in life can bring joy.

25/09/2019

Highland Park, Los Angeles

Vaccine and microchip clinic at Highland Park Senior Center on Sunday, September 29.

Low cost pet vaccinations this Sunday in nearby . Please share!

07/09/2019

Anyone else relate?

30/08/2019

Who out there leaves the tv or music on for their pets?

27/08/2019

It's International Dog Day today. Have you done anything fun with your dog recently?

19/08/2019

There are benefits to spaying/neutering your pet and for the entire month of August, we have FREE Cat Spay/Neuter Certificates for LA City residents! You can apply in person at any LA City Animal Services Center, or online now! Visit www.LASpayNeuter.com for more information.

17/08/2019

Clear the shelters is tomorrow (Saturday August 17). This is a perfect time to save a life by adding a new family member to your home. Having a pet is a big responsibility (ie, it's expensive), but the love they give in return is grand. Possibly tomorrow can be the gotcha day for your new family member. Click on the link and put in your zip code to find a shelter near you that is participating.

https://www.cleartheshelters.com/

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15/08/2019

Today is Check the Chip Day

If your pet isn't already microchipped, make an appointment with your vet or look for a local microchip clinic to get your pet chipped. And be sure to register the chip immediately.

If your pet is already microchipped, check the registration information on the manufacturers database to make sure all the details are up to date. There are some details on how to update the registration information over on the AVMA's website under Updating your pet's microchip registration: https://www.avma.org/Events/pethealth/Pages/Check-the-Chip-Day.aspx

22/07/2019

We have a lot of senior pets that we care for here at Pet Care Plus so we thought this would be a good link for some of our followers to see. For those with younger pets it might be something to look over, too.

Pets are living longer than ever before. learn about problems facing older pets, and how their owners and veterinarians can best handle their special needs.

29/06/2019

Many pets escape their homes because they are afraid of loud sounds from fireworks. The best way to keep your pets safe is to make sure they stay indoors and in an enclosed room if possible.

If you do allow your pet outside, be sure that your gates or fence are secure or that your pet stays on a leash.

15/06/2019

Do you own or manage a business that would like to support the pets of the homeless in your community? Become a Pets of the Homeless network Donation Site!

05/06/2019

Check out this interview on the Cog-Dog Radio podcast a dog's emotional cup. https://soundcloud.com/sarah-stremming/a-dogs-emotional-cup-with-sarah-owings

This is now added to the Free Posters page on my website (see comments),

05/06/2019

Preventive care visits are an important part of keeping your pet happy and healthy. But what does a veterinarian do during a wellness check-up? Dr. Julia Geo...

25/04/2019

It's not unusual for cats and dogs to develop an itch in reaction to grass pollen and dust mites this time of year, according Kitchener veterinarian Dr. Laura Pratola.

25/04/2019

It's National Pet ID Week.

It's said that one in three pets becomes lost at some point. To be prepared in the event that your pet becomes lost, here are some important things to have on your pet to help them get home sooner.

1. Collar and ID tags. You an find these at any local pet store. Most of the bigger stores will have machines that you can get your contact information put on your pet's tag. Besides your pets name you can put your phone number and even your address (your address will help your pet get home sooner in many cases). For dogs who don't have much of a neck to keep a collar on, a harness could be an option. Be sure to keep all information up to date and get new tags when they begin to wear down.
2. Microchip. Many pets have microchips these days. For those who do, it's important to keep the records up to date on the sites they are registered on. Also, at your pets yearly vet visit ask your vet to make sure the chip is still readable. For those who have not had their pet microchipped I recommend doing it soon. Doing a google search about microchip in your area you can find an affordable one as some vets may charge more than it needs to cost.
3. Municipal tags. This is an option if you want another layer of protection in the case your pet becomes lost. Contact your city to find out how to pay for a pet tag.

15/04/2019

Do you know this Dog? (1st & Woodward) 91801 Co. , 04-14-2019!, Gender: Unknown Brown / White/

CONTACT Phone: (626) 510-0228

More Info, Photos and to Contact: https://www.helpinglostpets.com/petdetail/?id=2747073

To see this pet’s location on the HelpingLostPets Map: https://www.helpinglostpets.com/v2/?pid=2747073

Let's get this dog home!

12/04/2019

How many of your dogs know those words?

Don’t even get me started on T-R-E-A-T
https://tapas.io/series/artbymoga