by Sylvia Einwechter
I just wanted to update some news about Frontline Plus for pets. As you know we have quite a few little dogs and buying 6 doses of flea and tick medicine every month can be very costly. Well for the last few years I have been buying the meds from Australia. One day I read something about those meds that even though they made by the same manufacturer, they are not the same dose.I have not found that to be true. I don't want to sell anything on my website that is not made in the USA but I am so happy with this one company in Australia that I would make an exception to my rule. I get emails about where to get the cheapest prices for Frontline Plus but so far I can't even get it wholesale as cheap as I can get it retail from this store so because I am a happy customer I am just giving all of you a heads up tip if you need the cheapest price for Frontline Plus. This is no advertisement because I am not making a penny on this. I am just a happy customer. Not only is the price the absolute cheapest but the shipping is the fastest too! Who is it you ask? http://www.petshed.com
Thank you and Have A great Day!
Sylvia
http://www.petstoreusa.net
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pets. Show all posts
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Pet Tips from the Humane Society
Here are some pet tips from the Humane Society's Offical Calendar!
Brought to you by: Pet Store USA.net
Always prepare ahead of time in case of emergency and have a First Aid Kit ready for your pet. Include medication, water, food and my tip, extra blankets.
If you are thinking of adopting a pet or know someone who is, visit http://humanesociety.org/adopt for all the information you will need.
For shelter-related questions and to get the latest shelter news visit: http://www.animalsheltering.org/
Don't forget your cat on his birthday or during the holidays. Cats can appreciate a new toy or special meal treat just as much as their human counterparts.
Don't support puppy mills!! For more information on how to help the Humane Society to shut down this cruel industry, visit http://www.stoppuppymills.org/
Never hit your cat because he may eventually learn to fear you. Instead, try using a spray of water or loud noise or puff of air to discourage unwanted behavoir. You must be consistent in you actions.
Make sure that both your cat and his carrier have proper identification. Never fly your cat or dog in the cargo hold of a plane. http://petstoreusa.net/carriers.html
Don't forget the importance of spaying or neutering your pet: Spayed/neutered pets live longer, healthier lives; are calmer, and it reduces pet overpopulation.
Choclate and other candies can be toxic to your pet.
Cats love to play with tinfoil balls and toy mice. Encourage them to retrieve the thrown object. This excerise also keeps their weight down.
Many common plants and flowers are poisionous to cats and dogs. Visit http://www.animalpoisionhotline.com/ to find out which plants are toxic and which plants are safe to keep around your pets.
If you need any supplies for your pets please visit my website for the best pet products and pet supplies. http://www.petstoreusa.net/
Brought to you by: Pet Store USA.net
Always prepare ahead of time in case of emergency and have a First Aid Kit ready for your pet. Include medication, water, food and my tip, extra blankets.
If you are thinking of adopting a pet or know someone who is, visit http://humanesociety.org/adopt for all the information you will need.
For shelter-related questions and to get the latest shelter news visit: http://www.animalsheltering.org/
Don't forget your cat on his birthday or during the holidays. Cats can appreciate a new toy or special meal treat just as much as their human counterparts.
Don't support puppy mills!! For more information on how to help the Humane Society to shut down this cruel industry, visit http://www.stoppuppymills.org/
Never hit your cat because he may eventually learn to fear you. Instead, try using a spray of water or loud noise or puff of air to discourage unwanted behavoir. You must be consistent in you actions.
Make sure that both your cat and his carrier have proper identification. Never fly your cat or dog in the cargo hold of a plane. http://petstoreusa.net/carriers.html
Don't forget the importance of spaying or neutering your pet: Spayed/neutered pets live longer, healthier lives; are calmer, and it reduces pet overpopulation.
Choclate and other candies can be toxic to your pet.
Cats love to play with tinfoil balls and toy mice. Encourage them to retrieve the thrown object. This excerise also keeps their weight down.
Many common plants and flowers are poisionous to cats and dogs. Visit http://www.animalpoisionhotline.com/ to find out which plants are toxic and which plants are safe to keep around your pets.
If you need any supplies for your pets please visit my website for the best pet products and pet supplies. http://www.petstoreusa.net/
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
My New Screen Cleaning Tool!
OMG you just got to see this I never laughed so hard!
Screen Cleaner
Sylvia Einwechter
http://www.petstoreusa.net/
Screen Cleaner
Sylvia Einwechter
http://www.petstoreusa.net/
Monday, October 26, 2009
My Fish!
HEY EVERYBODY
Check out my new fish tank! Put your pointer in the tank and watch the fish follow you. CLICK your pointer and it feeds the Fish! How cool is that?
by Sylvia Einwechter
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Doggie Doors
Doggie Doors are great for people and dogs! Even for cats. Dogs get to go out whenever they want whether you feel like it or not. Total freedom for your pet and great for you too because you get more freedom too. If you are worried about burglars or wild animals, it is highly unlikely to be a problem.Your dog is the great protecter. We live across the street from the woods in NJ and have had a doggie door for 14 years and never had any problems. My 6 dogs just love it! They are easy to install too. Check them out on my website http://petstoreusa.net/doggie_doors.html
Thank you
Sylvia
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