ANIMAL LINKS
Here is a list of Emergency Hospitals, Animal Shelters, Pet Friendly Rentals, Pet Friendly Vacation Spots, Dog Parks, Zoos and SPCAs in the southern California area.
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Adoptable & Lost Pets
Looking to adopt an animal in need of a forever home or a lost pet? Please use our facebook page (link below) to find animals lost or available for adoption. Personal pleas, rescues, and shelter animals may be posted by you or others here. To see available animals and lost pets posted by others, find the “post to page” section of the page. Adoptable & Lost Pets click here...
Read More »Dangerous Household items
Household items that have the potential to cause serious illness, or even death Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications (ibuprofen, aspirin, etc.) Acetaminophen Cold and flu medications Anti-depressants Vitamins Home insect products Rat and mouse bait Bleach Diet pills Disinfectants Fabric Softener Lead Lighter Fluid Mothballs Anti-cancer drugs Solvents (paint thinners, etc.) Flea and tick products Drain cleaners Liquid potpourri Slug and snail bait Oven cleaner sprays Lime/scale remover Fly bait Detergents Tobacco...
Read More »Dangerous pet areas in your home
Indoors
Balconies – Tall balconies without safety railings may lead to a dangerous fall.
Bath tubs or sinks – When filled with water, a bath tub or a sink can cause a small pet to drown.
Doors and windows – Open doors and windows commonly lead to dogs and cats running across busy roads.
Electrical cords – Can cause electrocution if plugged into an outlet
Fireplace – Flames can result in serious burns to your pet and ashes can cause illness if ingested.
Toilets – Toilet water is not healthy for pets to drink; always remember to close the lid.
Washer and dryer – Your dog or can can easily crawl into a washer or dryer without you knowing, so be sure to close the doors to these appliances when you are not…
Objects that cause choking & Dog CPR
18 Objects that can cause puncture wounds, choking or internal organ damage to your pet Balls (specifically balls that are small or have a smooth outer coating) Batteries Bread twist ties Buttons Coins Cotton swabs Glass Hair pins and hair ties Jewelry Nylons (pantyhose) Paper clips Plastic wrap Socks Rubber bands Sharp objects (knives, razors, scissors, nails, needles, etc.) String/yarn/dental floss Towels...
Read More »Foods known to be harmful to pets
also Moldy/spoiled foods , Salt, Fatty foods & Tea leaves should be avoided as...
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