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WHY YOU SHOULD CARE FOR YOUR PET’S TEETH

Everyone should understand the importance of dental care for their pets because the risk of gingivitis and periodontal disease is the same for animals as it is for people.

 

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DOG TRAINING SPECIALTY CLASSES & WORKSHOPS

  
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Pedro’s mom had a change in her living circumstances and had to give him up recently. He is between seven and ten years old and is good with other dogs, cats and children. He has lost most of his hearing so would be better in a situation with children over eight years old.  He requires eye drops daily (like most pugs) and is starting to lose his vision (he has a hard time going from light to dark rooms).  But with the proper care his vision loss can be halted and maybe reversed—he just needs a family to commit to him. Pedro is being cared for by PRoNE.  For foster or adoption information, go to www.Pugrescueofnewengland.org.

 
      
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Check out these newly created class offerings!

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WHAT'S HAPPENING

Upcoming events include a Spah-day Paw-tay; Yappy Hour and Dancing with Your Dog event and much more!

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PRODUCT FEATURE OF THE MONTH

February is Dental Health Month—save on Feline Greenies® Dental Treats
and Greenies® Dental Chews for Dogs. Their new recipe now carries the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) Seal of Acceptance.

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THE ADOPTION INITIATIVE CONTINUES WITH NEW WISH LISTS FOR THE NEW YEAR

Your generous support of non-profits continues to make a difference.

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