This offer is not available on $12.00 Tuesdays Daycare special. However, if you “check-in” with us for doggie daycare on a Tuesday you will be eligible to receive the $12.00 Tuesday Daycare special.

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This is a picture of our foster dog “Honey” after her complimentary grooming here at Woofy World Kennels & Daycare. Honey is our foster dog from Paws It Forward Non-Profit Dog Rescue. Paws It Forward is having an adoption day at Bosley’s, in the Mission Park Shopping mall this Saturday, April 20th, from 11:00am – 3:00pm. Our foster dog Honey will be making an appearance to meet some new people and to see if she can find herself a new home. She is a great dog and we are wishing her all the best. There will also be other dogs for everyone to see and inquire about adopting. Please make your way down and show your support for this great cause.

This is “Honey”, our foster dog from “Paws It Forward Non-Profit Dog Rescue”. She is a seven year old German Shepherd cross who is good with people and other dogs. To date, we have had her socializing in packs ranging from 4 – 16 dogs and she has been great with zero issues. She is house trained, very intelligent, attentive and eager to please. For information on her please contact “Paws It Forward”. Here is a link to their website: http://pawsitforward.org/

A lot of us still feed our pets the occasional piece of our chocolate bar (power bar) or chocolate chip cookie; I personally saw this last week out side of a coffee shop in our area. Even though our pet does not show any immediate signs of being poisoned, chocolate in any form is a toxin to dogs and should not be fed to them. If you find that your dog (like my sister’s beagle) has found his/her way into the kid’s top drawer of their dresser and helped themselves to a good portion of the Easter loot then here are some things to watch out for.

Signs of poisoning (from chocolate or other substances):

• Vomiting and Diarrhea (these two are usually the easiest to spot)
• Increased Thirst and Urination
• Slowed or Increased Heart Rate (this can be dependant on the stage of the poisoning)
• Hyperactivity and/or Restlessness
• Muscle Tremors and even Seizures

If your pet is showing these symptoms, and is not getting better then you should get in touch with your veterinarian. These are the people that know your dog’s medical problems, and will be able to best inform you on what to do.

Some things to think about in order to prevent this from happening:

• When hiding candy for the kid, make sure that it is hidden in an area that you dog is not going to have access to until the kids have found all of the goodies. Take a moment to look over the area and make sure that all of the candy and chocolate has been found.
• Inform everyone in or visiting your household that your pets do not get to eat candy or chocolate of any kind.
• Make sure that the “loot” bags are kept in locations that are not accessible by the family dog. (in my sister’s case she has them locked in the Beagle proof upper kitchen cabinet)
• These are just some things that may help over the Easter weekend, but ultimately you are the best judge of your dog and know their behaviors. This is the best defense for keeping your four legged family members safe, not only from the toxins that are found all around us, but from everything. Just ask yourself: if I leave that there will my dog eat it. If the answer is yes then move it, or take measures to keep your dog from getting around it.

Here is a toxicity level chart that I found on line. After looking at a number of other charts and information in a variety of locations on the web (All of which differ a little here and there. I think this is the easiest to understand).

Chart from: http://dogs.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Can_a_Dog_Die_from_Eating_Chocolate

We hope that this helps, and that you and your furry friends have a great Easter weekend.

Happy Easter,

From The Management and Staff

Woofy World Kennels & Daycare

Thank you,
Staff and Management

If you have any inquires, please free to contact us. We are always happy to help.

Phone: 250-764-4579
Email: info@woofyworldkennels.com

Thank you,
Hayley, Marcel And Staff

250-491-1997

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