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For anyone who has birds outside - they must be kept indoors to try and help prevent the spread of bird flu
Also, measures should be taken to try and prevent them coming into contact with wild birds.
A week today as we sit down in the evening after the days activity's. What have your pets been up to? 🐱🐶
Many cats and dogs can find the festive activities a little stressful. Many young pups can get over excited and overwhelmed. Excited children opening presents, extra visitors taking up the sofa space, changes in routines and moved or hidden litter trays.
✔️Given your pet time out periods. Or give them a quite safe space to take themselves away.
✔️Remember to check doors and gates are closed as guests arrive.
✔️Try and keep some routines and don't hid the litter trays 🚾
✔️ If you know your pet gets stressed or worried easily there are over three counter medications that can help.
Kissing 💋 under the Mistletoe, singing the Holly and Ivy or a beautiful Poinsettia as a centre peice on a table. These Christmas culprits can cause problems for our pets if plants chewed or berries eaten. Lillies of any type are toxic to cats and just brushing past and getting pollen on themselves and grooming is enough to cause issues.
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Saturdays: 9am – 12 noon
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Friday: 9am – 11am
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