| | { 1 { I ELT A TW RET SO FTG TS TAT nee prem a tl pnt etn ---------- iat i a ---- III Ta EE WP bog Ns "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" oh» 12 - PORT PERRY STAR, Tuesday, April 10, 2001 AN The adorable dogs and cats featured on this page are all currently at the Uxbridge Scugog Animal Shelter and are waiting for a loving family. If you've been looking for a pet, call today at 905-985-8547 This black and white female, aged three, is a cuddly cat. This orphan sponsored by Paulmac's Pet Food 1894 Scugog St., Port Perry Plaza 985-0554 If you like kittens, this 10- - week-old male might be the pet for you. This orphan sponsored by Pioneer Snack Express 1805 Scugog Street Port Perry 985-0069 "This pup, a four-month-old lab cross, is rambunctious and curious. This orphan sponsored by Doris Shoes BE 230 Queen St., Port Perry 985-9611 Protect your pets an April is a key month for Canadian veterinarians; it rep- resents the initial month for prescribing prevention for heartworm. Why? It's the start of mosquito season in many key regions of Canada. Mosquitoes are carriers for the heartworm larvae which are transferred into the bloodstream when a mos- quito bites the animal. This is a potentially fatal disease in both dogs and cats. As the weather heats up, emerging fleas can also infest your dog or cat. Adult fleas feed on the pet itself, consuming blood and causing irritation. If you brush your pet with a wet white towel, you may see red spots. These are flea feces, indi- cating a current flea infestation. Not only are fleas bothersome - to the pet, they can cause irrita- tion to the skin and flea allergy dermatitis. This female tabby and white cat is one to two years old. This orphan sponsored by A Pet Nanny e-mail: pbarryadirect.com www.durhammall.com petnanny Oshawa (905) 723-6487 This tortoise-shell female, 'spayed, is two years old. This orphan sponsored by Port Perry Veterinary Services 1816 Scugog Street Port Perry 985-7941 Even if you can find no evi- dence of fleas, their eggs, larvae or pupae may be alive and well in your carpet. Triggered by the right environmental conditions, they can progress to adults and infest your pet once again. The good news is that there's a new product in the Canadian marketplace this spring that can treat both the internal and external parasites that plague our favorite companions. It's known under the brand name of Revolution. Revolution is the first topically applied product that can treat and control fleas and prevent heartworm disease at the same time. Pet owners apply the product with "one touch" and do not have to worry about their pet spitting out a pill behind their back. Simply part the nair at the 'base of the pet's neck in front of This male, a year old, is very affectionate. This orphan sponsored by inlet 56 Orchard Road Port Perry This black and beige tabby is a one-year-old male. This orphan sponsored by afc fl g [oF Te [oUF Tg (1g 126 Water Street Port Perry 985-5791 T OF CARING | d family from common parasites the shoulder blades until the skin is visible. The tip of the tube con- oe taining a single ww dose is then gay placed directly on the skin and the contents are squeezed 3 onto one spot. The empty tube is discarded in normal house- hold garbage. There is no need to massage the product into the skin. It is & absorbed into the bloodstream where it circu- lates to prevent heartworm dis- ease. The active ingredient is distributed' to the sebaceous glands where it is gradually excreted and protects against A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO ALL THESE COMMUNITY MINDED BUSINESSES external parasites includ- ing fleas. It is not nec- essary for fleas to bite the treated animal to be killed. Veterinarians across Canada have . been learning . about - how i this product works against a broad range "of parasites "including: fleas, "ear mites and heartworm in dogs and cats, sarcoptic mange in dogs, and hookworms and round- worms in cats. It is approved for puppies and kittens as young as six weeks of age. It is also approved for use in breeding animals. This black and grey tabby, a male, is a frisky and friendly | guy. IER ELIT sll Ete lo} Doris Shoes § 230 Queen St., Port Perry § 3 985-9611 This female's currently nursing 4 white kittens. These orphans available at the end of April. This orphan sponsored by a=) 4 ad=Te VES pA 5 WAVE: 7: yA eToTeTe \WVTeTo a (905) 642-1444 The Weekorid Star www.portperrystar.com YOUR #1 SOURCE FOR LOCAL This female Wheaton terrier, aged four, is spayed. She's INFORMATION friendly and energetic. This orphan sponsored by Kotya Peekin 1888 Scugoy Street Port Perry 985-1890 This female terrier cross, two .to three years old, is a friendly and loving pooch. AERC HEL IET se Ee TdT I 0) Hair Expressions 176 Perry St., Port Perry 985-2532 " od of Lf tt PP APNE SRA ARAN AS AREER RETR ITII I SI FFI IF TFIFNTE FFARR EER r RE A A