Merry Christmas and Happy

Holidays from all of us at

Kennedy Heights!

Introducing Dr

Tanja Doslov

Dr Tanja enjoys looking after all the

pets that come to see us, whether they be furry, scaly or feathered! She

looks forward to meeting all our patients

and their humans.

She shares her home with her husband and 3

active boys as well as her adorable terrier

cross “Ruby Chewbacca”

Support the Delta Community ShelterBring your pet in to Kennedy Heights for a

bath and nail trim in December for $4050% proceeds to Delta Community Shelter

Molly needs a home for Christmas

Help make Molly’s dream come true!

PICTURES WITH SANTA DECEMBER 21ST

drop in 12 to 3pmAll Proceeds by Donation to the Pet Angel Fund

OUR PET ANGEL FUND helps cover medical care for pets in need who would

otherwise not receive treatment

Going away over Christmas?

Ask about our Boarding Services

All Boarding Pets receive a complimentary Bath and Nail trim

Santa is here at Kennedy Heights December 21st

11-3pmBring your Pet in for Pictures with

Santa!All Proceeds by donation to the

Angel Fund

December Beauty TreatmentBath and Nail Trim $40

50% Proceeds to Delta Community Shelter

Introducing Dr

Tanja Doslov

Dr Tanja enjoys looking after all the

pets that come to see us, whether they be furry, scaly or feathered! She

looks forward to meeting all our patients

and their humans.

She shares her home with her husband and 3

active boys as well as her adorable terrier

cross “Ruby Chewbacca”

Did you know …..That poinsettas are toxic to cats?

Holiday Pet Safety Tip #1Avoid Chocolate!

.

Symptoms of chocolate toxicity include vomiting, diarrhea, shaking, seizures and can lead to cardiac arrest and

death.

What Makes chocolate toxic anyways???

The toxic compound in chocolate is called theobromine.

Theobromine affects the central nervous system and heart

Why isn’t chocolate toxic to humans?

Unlike dogs, humans are able to efficiently break down and eliminate the theobromine

Why is dark chocolate much more toxic than milk chocolate?

Because the darker the chocolate, the higher the

concentration of theobromine.Bakers chocolate contains 10x

the theobromine of milk chocolate

Holiday Pet Safety Tip #2

Keep holiday ornaments and tinsel out of your pets reach! They can cause serious harm if

ingested.

Xmas lights in dog stomach

Holiday Pet Safety Tip #3Beware of Bones!

The holiday turkey or chicken will leave a lot of tantalizing bones,but don’t feed them to your pet. Beware of steak bones, too. Small bones or bone chips can lodge in the throat,

stomach, and intestinal tract.

Holiday Pet Hazard #4

The Christmas Tree• Ingested pine needles can

puncture your pet’s intestines.

• Make sure your tree is well secured. If you have a tree-climbing cat or large dog with a happy tail, anchor the top of the tree to the wall

• Preservatives often used in water in a tree stand can cause gastric upset.

• Keep electrical cords out of reach to prevent electric shock from chewing

The 12 Days of Christmas

Dec 12th enter draw for gift basket for me

Dec 13th complimentary nail trim for me with any examination

Dec 14th enter my picture in a Xmas photo contest on our facebook page

Dec 15th a can lid to keep my food fresh in the fridge

The 12 Days of Christmas

Dec 16th I receive a free leash to keep me safe on my walks

Dec 17th my owner receives 30% savings on my vaccinations

Dec 18th my owner receives 15% savings on all grooming, dental and bathing supplies

The 12 Days of Christmas

Dec 19th I receive a free stocking stuffer with every bag or case of food purchased.

Dec 20th I get to have my photo taken with Santa 12-3pm, donations to the angel fund.

Dec 21th check our facebook page and have a jolly good laugh at the funnies

The 12 Days of Christmas

Dec 22nd my owner receives 10% savings on stuffing stockers for me

Dec 23rd I receive a toy to go home with!!

Plus in the month of December I can get a bath and nail trim for only $40 and 50% of the proceeds go to support the Delta Community Shelter!