Peterborough Pet Support Services
Reuniting lost pets with their owners and offering support to those who are grieving their loss.
Peterborough, ON
ph: 705-748-0487
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THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN (TICK REMOVAL)
Tick Removal...........
A nurse discovered a safe, easy way to remove ticks where they automatically withdraw themselves when you follow her simple instructions. Read this one, as it could save you from some major problems. Tick Removal: Spring is here and the ticks will soon be showing their heads. Here is a good way to get them off you, your children, or your pets. Give it a try. Please forward to anyone with children, hunters or dogs, or anyone who even steps outside in summer!
A School Nurse has written the info below--good enough share--and it really works! "I had a pediatrician tell me what she believes is the best way to remove a tick. This is great because it works in those places where it's sometimes difficult to get to with
tweezers: between toes, in the middle of a head full of dark hair, etc." "Apply a glob of liquid soap to a cotton ball. Cover the tick with the soap-soaked cotton ball and swab it for a few
seconds (15-20). The tick will come out on its own and be stuck to the cotton ball when you lift it away.This technique has worked every time I've used it(and that was frequently), and it's much less traumatic for the patient and easier for me.."
Summer time means picnics in the park, spending time at the lake, pesky ants and lots of sunshine. It can also mean heat stroke to both humans and our furry companions. Heat stroke is a deadly disease that can kill your beloved companion, even with emergency treatment. The best way to avoid this terrible situation is prevention. Everyone knows that inside of a car on a hot summer’s day can be lethal, but so can spending too much time outside or exercising in high temperatures (jogging with your furry friend, chasing Frisbees, etc.) Days above 90 degrees, especially with high humidity, are dangerous to your pet. Humidity interferes with the animals’ ability to rid them of excess body heat. When people overheat we sweat, and when the sweat dries it takes excess heat with it. Our four-legged friends only perspire around their paws, which is not enough to cool the body. To rid themselves of excess heat, animals pant. Air moves through the nasal passages, which picks up heat from the body. As it is expelled through the mouth, the extra heat leaves along with it. Although this is a very efficient way to control body heat, it is severely limited in areas of high humidity or when the animal is in close quarters. The shape of an animal’s nasal passages can contribute to an animal’s proneness overheat. Pug-nosed or snub-nosed dogs are more prone to heatstroke because their nasal passages are smaller and it’s more difficult for them to circulate enough air for cooling. Overweight dogs are also more prone to overheating because their extra layers of fact act as insulation, which traps heat in the bodies and restricts their breathing.
MISSING HUSKY NAMED JENNA PLEASE CALL 799-1985
What We Do
We have a Pet Lost and Found service for Peterborough Ontario Canada.
We Offer:
Steps to take when finding or losing a pet.
Advice
Support
The chance to re-connect a pet with its family
CLICK ON "PET LOST AND FOUND"
Join our facebook group page!
We also run a Pet Loss Support Group in Peterborough Ontario.
At our meetings we offer emotional support to those who are struggling with the loss of a pet.
CLICK ON "PET SUPPORT GROUP"
Monday June 7 2010, was "World Pet Memorial Day". To celebrate we held a "balloon ceremony" to help with the grieving process of losing a pet. We tagged each balloon with the name of our lost pet and let the balloons go. The ceremony was a great success. Thanks to all who participated. 
Thanks to all who came to our fundraising yard sale and our 2nd annual Candle Light Ceremony!!
We really appreciate your support!!
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Contact us if you have any questions or comments about our services.
CALL 705-748-0487
Timmy enjoys a puppy bubble bath!
YAPPY DAYS DOGGIE DAYCARE CALL Margret 743-3293 or go to; http://yappydays.weebly.com
Snuggles loves staying with Margret!!!
Hundreds of dogs and cats die from rock salt scattered by gritters in big freeze
Hundreds of pets are becoming seriously ill and in some cases dying because of the rock salt and antifreeze being used during the cold snap, animal charities warned yesterday.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1341137/Hundreds-dogs-cats-die-rock-salt-scattered-gritters-big-freeze.html#ixzz1lYg1fx4V
>CITIZENS FOR PETERBOROUGH SPAY AND NEUTER PROGRAM call Margaret at 705-743-3786 and leave a message.
Spay/Neuter Program”.
snuggles at work in the lansdowne mall East central therapy dogs
SNUGGLES BIRTHDAY PARTY JAN 9 2012
Have You Lost or Found a Pet??
Are You Grieving the Loss of Your Pet??
We Can Help!
our services Are FREE!!
CALL 748-0487
CHEX TV AT 5:30PM IS POSTING LOST PET'S
CALL 742-8712 or email firstat5:30@chextv.com
FOUND MALE KITTEN
BROWN TABBY CAMRON AND MONAGHAN RD
Missing black and white male if you have seen or have this cat please call 705 838 2039
Last seen 572 Chrystal Drive – back yard - was wearing her red harness. very timid – loves Caesar’s wet food.
Cash reward if found.
Call Tom – (705) 931-8565
MISSING 15 year old coon hound call 799-0053
742-1674 ex 232
Missing Black and White from Bridgenorth Male cat not fixed 3 yrs old name is Harry was last seen last friday if found pls call 760-4115 ask for Dana
Sparkles missing from 306 Lindan Ave please call 705-742-1395 if seen or if you have her
Leo MacN. I got my cookie and I am out of here!
River R. what a cute puppy my
good friend has!
Loved and Lost
Are you grieving the loss of a pet You are NOT alone
I am here to offer support....please contact Sandy Hasting Campbelford Area
(905) 344-7612
or e-mail at duthiemoor@hotmail.com
My name is Sandy Duthie. After a horrific fire that distroyed my home and all of its belongings and claimed the life of my dear cat Fleur I have realised that there is an unbelievable need for support after pet loss. I have received lots of help thru family and friends and support agencies. I got great relief in just "talking" to folks that I knew understood what an impact a loss of a pet can have on someone. The grieving journey is a very long one. I am at the seven month mark and a lot of days I feel like it was yesterday. I know that it is not something that I am ever going to get over or forget. I just have to find ways of moving forward on my journey. It is not easy It is one day at a time. I do understand the impact of the loss. Nobody truly understands an individuals need during grieving or how they feel. It is just a journey that is long and with some support it is a bit easier. This is my start to a legacy in my dear Fleurs memory.
FELIX
SKIPPY OUR HAPPY DWORF RABBIT
New meeting location 544 Wolfe ST. First Tuesday of every month 7pm.
SANTA PARADE 2011
THANK YOU TO EVERY ONE AND OUR SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER FROM EAST CENTRAL THERAPY DOGS WHO CAME AND CELEBRATED OUR 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY FOR THE PET LOSS SUPPORT GROUP SUNDAY OCT 3 2010 
This is Prescious who was groomed by Jennifer she took the pet grooming course and did a great job!call us if you like to learn.
PET'S CHOICE GROOMING.
Find out why pets choose us! Call now to make an appointment;
748-0487
Grooming course available
Click Here to Join Pet's Choice Grooming Facebook Page!
WINNERS OF THE COMPANION OF THE MONTH CONTEST
Find out how you can learn how to become a professional pet groomer call 748-0487
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Peterborough, ON
ph: 705-748-0487
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