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DG Cedar Oil

Pam — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:08:21 +0000

www.dgcedaroil.com

DG Cedar Oil is the all-natural, effective alternative to your pest control situations with cedar oil-based and chemical-free products that eliminate fleas, ticks, mites, bed bugs and many more. Their Animal Care line of products, as well as a complete line of integrated pest management solutions, are safe for your pets, family, home and garden.

Patty-Paws by Patty-Cakes® of Orange County

Pam — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:05:24 +0000

(949) 466-9764

www.pattycakesoc.com

Remember your precious pet always! Your pet’s pawprint, cast in durable and unbreakable bronze, will surely leave an unforgettable imprint on your heart. Display your adorable pet’s three-dimensional pawprint on a plaque, shadow box, or marble paperweight. It’s unique and priceless. Celebrate the life of your special family member and get your beautiful keepsake right away.

Doggietown USA

Pam — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 16:01:29 +0000

7466 Edinger Avenue, Huntington Beach

(714) 841-3330

www.doggietownusa.com

An indoor, climate-controlled, cage-free daycare and boarding facility. Their canine guests are considered extended family and are treated as such. The staff knows every dog coming through the door and who their guest’s favorite friends are. Clients love giving their dogs the opportunity to take part in a “supervised slumber party” at Doggietown USA: dogs sleep together with other similar sized canine guests on cots in an open environment, and the attentive staff is with the dogs 24/7 to take care of them and keep their sleeping areas clean. All employees are certified in animal first aid and CPR. Doggietown USA is “The Place For Pets To Play and Stay.”

Peaceful Pooch Dog Training

Pam — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 16:42:56 +0000

Peaceful Pooch Dog Training

(714) 642-2286

www.peacefulpoochdogtraining.com

jenise.gossett@yahoo.com

Peaceful Pooch Dog Training uses positive reinforcement methods so that your pooch learns in the most humane way possible. Their comprehensive way of instruction and handling ensures that you and your dog learn together by building a relationship based on trust and clear communication. They offer in-home sessions for obedience training, puppy training, and solving problem issues like jumping, excessive barking, inappropriate chewing, etc. Careful planning is needed when deciding to bring home a new puppy. Puppy training can include helpful instruction for before and after you get your puppy. Visit the website, call or email for more details.

Rockin’ Green

Pam — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:36:51 +0000

Rockin’ Green

www.RockinGreenPet.com

When it comes to laundry detergent, you have options. You can choose a product with hard to pronounce ingredients, optical brighteners, and other harmful stuff… or you can choose a product that is designed to be gentle on your pet toys and bedding. That’s what Rockin’ Green is all about. More information about Rockin’ Green can be found at www.RockinGreenPet.com.

Community Veterinary Hospital

Pam — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:36:04 +0000

13200 Euclid St., Garden Grove
(714) 537-5390

www.communityvet.com

Whether you have dogs, cats, birds, reptiles or any exotic critter, they meet all of your pet’s needs, from vaccinations and ear infections to routine surgeries and complex fracture repairs. They also offer stem-cell therapy, laser surgery, therapeutic laser pain management, ultrasonic dental cleanings and full hospitalized care. Providing quality care that doesn’t cost a fortune, their vets and technicians are there 7 days a week, no appoinment necessary.

OC Doggie Dinner

Pam — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:27:34 +0000

(714) 528-3022

www.ocdoggiedinners.com

In response to health problems developed by their own family of dogs, OC Doggie Dinners has developed recipes made from some of the best homemade food possible. In an effort to encourage other pet owners to serve their beloved dogs’ natural food, they have developed this quality line of food for dogs. All of their dinner products and treats contain supplements for a complete balanced diet; contain no additives, preservatives, fillers, or synthetic ingredients; and are cooked fresh and then frozen daily. They will even deliver. OC Doggie Dinners wants to keep your dog healthy, and make your life easier, too.

Yorba Regional Animal Hospital and Pet Resort

Pam — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:27:23 +0000

COMPREHENSIVE WELLNESS SPECIAL COUPON

Includes: Wellness Exam, Complete Blood Panel,

Thyroid Testing & Urinalysis, Heartworm &

Parasite Testing, & Radiographs (two views)

Applies only for Well Pets • Must have an appointment

Valid with coupon only • Not valid with any other offer. Exp. 6/30/12

8290 East Crystal Drive, Anaheim

(714) 921-8700

www.yorbaregionalvets.com

Primary and preventative care, surgical and dental services are available at this state-of-the-art facility. Specialized services include a Board Certified Veterinary Surgeon, endoscopy, reproductive services, orthopedic surgery, ultrasound, soft tissue laser surgery, laparoscopic surgery and spaying, stem cell therapy, behavior consultations and acupuncture. One of their unique services is laparoscopic laser surgery for large dogs to prevent twisting of the stomach caused by bloat. Early morning drop-offs, evening and weekend appointments available. Voted Orange County Register’s 2010 One of the Best Animal Hospitals of OC.

Animal Friends Pet Hotel and Grooming

Pam — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 17:24:56 +0000

13220 Euclid St., Garden Grove

(714) 537-4500

www.animalfriendspethotel.com

Open 365 days. 80 private all indoor dog suites, 45 cat apartments with sunning windows and 20 kitty penthouse apartments with skylights. Services include cookie time, daily playtime in yard with covered patio, prescription diets, and natural lighting with central air and heat. Additional options can include pet photography, frozen yogurt treats, grooming and bathing, massage sessions, extra playtimes for pets, and Splish Splash Water Park for their canine guests. Dog obedience group classes or private lessons also available. Veterinarian care in conjunction with Community Veterinary Hospital, Inc.

Lost and Found Pets or What to Do if You Can No Longer Take Care of a Pet

Pam — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 17:26:52 +0000

If you have found a domesticated animal without tags:

1) Register the pet as found at www.petharbor.com; matching descriptions will be emailed to owners who have registered lost pets. 2) Check “Shelters” for a shelter that will accept animals found in your city; if possible, take the animal to a no-kill shelter. At the shelter, the animal will be scanned for microchip ID and logged. Stray animals are generally held for a owner-reclaimation period prior to being available for adoption; unless it is a no-kill shelter, the animal may be euthanized if the animal is not claimed or adopted. 3) Call your local animal control office to report the animal as found. If necessary, they will transport the animal to the local shelter. 4) For additional no-kill options, contact the appropriate rescue organization (see “Adoption and Rescues“).

If you have lost your pet:

1) Call your local animal control office (see “Animal Control“) for recent activity in your area, including pick-ups and found pet reports. 2) Search www.petharbor.com, a service of the Humane Society, for listings and pictures of animals brought into shelters, updated hourly. If you have not found your pet after searching, register your pet as lost to receive an e-mail when a matching animal is listed by a shelter or registered as found on the site. 3) Personally visit all of the local and regional shelters in your area to look for your pet; neighboring cities often contract with different shelters. Visit as often as possible as animals are brought in continuously. If the shelter policy allows, leave your contact information with a recent photo of your pet; shelter staff cannot always provide notification, but most will provide as much assistance as possible. See “Shelters” for contact and location information. 5) Visit www.amberalertforpets.com, www.lostmydoggie.comor www.findtoto.com, “Amber Alerts” for lost or stolen pets; fees apply.

If you can no longer care for your pet:

Most shelters will accept pets brought to the shelter by owners who can no longer care for their pet, provided the owner lives within the region served by the shelter. The standard holding period for stray animals to be reclaimed does not apply to owner-surrendered pets, who may not be held long enough to be adopted prior to euthanization. Some non-euthanizing rescue operations will accept owner-surrendered pets, allowing the pets to be adopted. For details and contact information, see “Adoptions and Rescues, ” “Pet Assistance” and “Shelters.”