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Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Saturday, January 31, 2015
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Save $10 off a $60 in store pickup order! This is great if you are buying a few bags of food at a time, or flea meds.
Tuesday, December 2, 2014
PET SMART :: YoPup Probitioc treats ~ Awesome Deal!
PetSmart
YoPup Stress Less Probiotic Blend Dog Treat (5201108)
Keep your pet happy, healthy and stress free with the YoPupProbiotic Blend Less Stress. YoPup disguises healthful food inyummy, fun snacks. Reward your pup today with a natural andholistic approach to great nutrition.All natural, premium biscuits Live active cultures inside! For dogs of all ages Reduces stress Ingredients: Chicken Meal, Barley, Brown rice, Rice Bran, Molasses, Chicken Fat (preservedwith mixed tocopherols and citric acid), Flaxseed, Oatmeal, Oat Fiber, Yogurt,Cranberry, Banana, Palm kernel oil and Palm Oil, Whey Powder, Nonfat Dry MilkSolids, Yogurt Powder, Lactic Acid, Soy Lecithin, Calcium Carbonate, Salt,Natural Flavors, Brewers Yeast, Sunflower Oil, color Added, Active Dried Yeast,Dried Lactobacillus Acidophilus Fermentation Product, Dried PropionbacteriumFreudenreichii Fermentation Product Nutritional Information: Crude Protein (min) 18.0% Crude Fat (min) 6.0% Crude Fiber (max) 7% Moisture (max) 12% Total Microorganisms (min) 1.5 million cfu**/gm (20 million perbiscuit).* *Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog FoodNutrient Profiles. **Colony forming unit. Calorie Content: (calculated) ME 40 kcal/biscuit. Feeding Guidelines: Product is intended for supplemental feeding only. Net Wt. 7 oz (200 g)
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
9 Lives Cat Food just $0.33/per can at CVS!
Here’s an awesome deal for Cat owners!! Don’t own a cat, grab this deal and donate it!
Buy (6) 9 Lives Cat Food (4-pack) – $1.50/ea = $9.00
Use (1) $1.00 off 9Lives wet cat food listed
Final Price: $8.00 or $0.33/per can
Friday, January 18, 2013
Friday, January 11, 2013
D.I.Y. Protective Pet Paw Wax
by Tails Magazine
(Helpful hint: Paw wax is also great protection against gravel and other abrasive surfaces, and can help give your dog some grip to stop him from sliding all over the wood floors in your home!).
From Kristie Lorette, eHow:
Things You’ll Need
Beeswax (1oz)
Olive oil or avocado oil (about 1tbsp)
Borax (just a pinch)
Bowl
Airtight container
Instructions1. Melt the beeswax. You can purchase commercial grade beeswax and follow the instructions on the package on how to melt it. You can typically find beeswax at local craft stores because it is an ingredient for making homemade lip balms. Approximately one ounce of beeswax is a good starting point for a batch of dog paw wax.
2. Add the olive oil or avocado oil to the melted beeswax, drizzling in a little bit at a time and stirring the mixture until it has the consistency of whipped cream or a whipped batter mix.
3. Add one pinch of borax to the mixture. Stir it until the borax is mixed into the oil and beeswax mixture.
Tips & Warnings
- Store the paw wax in an airtight container to keep it fresh and soft. Keeping the air away from the paw wax mixture also prevents the mixture from discoloring.
- Apply the paw wax to the pads on the bottom of your dog’s paws. You only need one or two small dabs of wax for each paw. Rub the mixture onto the paw pads similar to the way you would rub moisturizing lotion onto your own feet or skin. When the wax dries, it will create a protective covering on the pads of the dog’s paws.
- Your dog will probably try to lick the wax you apply to its paws. While the ingredients are organic and safe, try not to let your dog lick off the wax, because it will lick off the protective element you have applied.
- If your dog has open wounds on the pads of its paws, you should treat the wounds and allow them to heal prior to applying the protective wax. Contact your veterinarian for appropriate treatments for open wounds or sores on your dog’s paw pads.
Friday, November 9, 2012
FREE Friskies Cat food at PetCo
FREE can of Friskies Cat Food at Petco with coupon
If you do not need this for yourself please get it and donate it.
Victims of Sandy desperately need pet food among many other things
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