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04/11/2020

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30/09/2020

FREE PET CARE WEBINARS (OCT 2020)

In line with World Animal Day, SPCA presents a series of pet care webinars for you and your companions. Click the Zoom links below to register! There will be Q&As for all the sessions.

Visit https://spca.org.sg/webinars2020/ for full details including World Animal Day deals in October (pet portraits, embroidery & more).
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3 OCT, 11:00AM — BASIC DOG TRAINING
Speaker: Angie Tan, Puppylove Dog Training
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/basicdogtraining2020

4 OCT, 11:00AM — GUIDE FOR PUPPY OWNERS: BEHAVIOUR
Speaker: Dr Haoting Chow, SPCA Locum Veterinarian
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/guidepuppy2020

8 OCT, 8.00PM — INTRODUCTION TO CANINE MASSAGE
Speaker: Karen Lim, Canine Massage Practitioner and Co-Founder of Paws Fur Life
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/caninemassage2020

10 OCT, 3:00PM — GUIDE TO HARNESSES
Speaker: Angie Tan, Puppylove Dog Training
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/guideharnesses2020

11 OCT, 1:00PM — ADDRESSING COMMON DOG BEHAVIOUR ISSUES
Speakers: Cheryl Goi & Al Chong, M.D.T (My Dog Trainer)
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/commonbehaviour2020

17 OCT, 11:00AM — PET FIRST AID
Speakers: Dr Angeline Yang & Choo Zheng Hao, Co-founders of VetMobile, SPCA Locum Veterinarian & Nurse
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/petfirstaid2020

18 OCT, 11:00AM — “DO YOU HAVE A VELCRO DOG?” - ANXIETY IN DOGS
Speakers: Dr Haoting Chow (SPCA Locum Veterinarian) & Dr Daphne Ang (Veterinarian)
Zoom link: http://bit.ly/anxietydog2020

16/01/2020

As the Lunar New Year approaches, are you looking at getting a tiny fluffy for luck?
Every year, many pets are abandoned/given up for new ones. If you are thinking of getting one, consider adoption! Adoption not only give a 2nd chance for a forever home to the many animals in shelters, it also deters backyard breeding. Without demand, supply will eventually cease.

Here are a few places where you can adopt a fluffy hammy!
Hamster Society Singapore (https://www.hamstersociety.sg/adoptiongallery)
SPCA Singapore (http://www.spca.org.sg/services.asp?cat=3)
Hamster lovers Singapore (https://www.facebook.com/groups/hamstersg/)

Take some time to read up Hamster Society Singapore’s page (https://www.hamstersociety.sg/hamster-care-blog/2019/3/10/go43ayvxbfok1xac61fc2wx4rkq2j7) for some basic Hamster knowledge, and know what you will be getting into before owning one.

A pet is for life! :3

It's the year of the rat! With the upcoming Chinese New Year, are you thinking of getting a hamster as a surprise pet for anyone? Do reconsider. Hamsters are NOT surprise gifts. Always remember to obtain the consent of the recipient and ensure that the recipient is fully ready and aware of proper hamster care before getting a hamster. Just a few years ago in the year of the rabbit, House Rabbit Society Singapore rescued more than 100 abandoned rabbits. Of course, if you and the recipient are fully aware of proper hamster care and are ready to commit to that, you can always check out our ADOPTION PAGE in the link in our bio! For the full latest article we've published, check out our hamster care blog in the link below (https://bit.ly/386Kbii)

02/01/2020

Hope everyone is having a great start to 2020! 🥳
Here’s Mr Herbert, just chillin 🥔

22/12/2019

Consider carefully and choose adoption!

The holidays are coming up and it’s happens more often than not where pets are given as gifts. And unfortunately, because insufficient research was done, many end up getting rehomed, put up for adoption or abandoned 😞 Also, if you are prepared for the years of commitment and responsibilities (time and financial), please do consider adopting and giving a pet a forever home ☃️

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11/11/2019

Many non bun owners may not know that bunnies can actually be potty trained!
These 2 are and have the run of the house just like cats and dogs! 🐰🐰

18/09/2019

To all Pet parents! Please be aware of the listed recalled Ranitidine products, as a certain impurity is above the acceptable level to be consumed.

Eight brands of ranitidine medicines have been found to contain trace amounts of a nitrosamine impurity, N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA), which are above the internationally acceptable level. As a precautionary measure, the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) is stopping the sale and supply of th...

18/09/2019

Thank your Vet today!