Hannah Jane Pet Care

01/05/2022

01/07/2021

Many, many pets go missing during Fourth of July weekend. Please keep your fur kids safe and have a wonderful, happy holiday weekend!

A few Tips:
• Keep I.D. on fur kids at all times.
• Keep pets inside and away from doors and gates to the outside.
• When outside: Keep on leash at all times.

29/06/2021

Even when you think the temperature is OK or feels fine to you, your fur kids may feel very differently. Animals don't sweat like humans, so they heat up a lot quicker than we do. Their primary source of cooling down is through panting which is woefully inefficient when exposed to heat (they also cool down through their paws, so be aware of this when putting booties on your pups).

The #1 cause of heatstroke in dogs is leaving them in a vehicle! Never-ever leave a pet in a car even on a mild day. While you're in the air-conditioned store grabbing a few things, your car is quickly turning into an oven. Pets can suffer brain damage and die from heatstroke.

Helpful Tips: Walk in the early morning and late evening when it is cooler. Carry water with you. Limit exercise on hot days. Avoid surfaces that absorb heat, like asphalt, pavement, metal, sand, and car seats. These materials absorb heat from the sun and can stay hot for hours (even after the sun has gone down). Temperatures on these surfaces can exceed 145° F (62.7c)‼️

Keep your fur kids safe and cool! Fans, cool surfaces, frozen treats, kiddie pools, cool washcloth under armpits, and sprinklers can all help keep the kids cooler on hot days.

Make sure fresh water and a cool place to rest is available at all times.

31/05/2021

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Photographer Fred Levy took a photo series he calls Black Dogs Project after a conversation he had about how homeless black dogs have a harder time getting adopted than other dogs. The phenomenon is often referred to as “Black Dog Syndrome” or “Big Black Dog Syndrome” among animal rescuers.B...

03/07/2020

If you've ever lost a to , or if you know someone who has. If you've ever treated a cat suffering from lily toxicity, or know someone who has. Or even if you just love cats, or know someone who does. PLEASE share this graphic - awareness will save lives and prevent heartbreak!

Learn more about the dangers that lilies pose to cats here: http://www.preventivevet.com/cats/lesser-known-pet-toxicities-lily-toxicity-in-cats

02/07/2020

Reverse sneezing in dogs is a disconcerting event in which a dog makes an alarming respiratory sound, similar to a honking noise. What is a reverse sneeze and how can I help my dog?

14/05/2020

As our state slowly begins to reopen, please be reassured that for the safety of all of our clients and their animals that all CDC and State guidelines for safety and prevention of Covid-19 will be followed before any visits to your homes. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to reach out. Thank You and Be well!

20/03/2020

For all of you working from home these days...what are your coworkers up to?! 😊

20/03/2020

For all of my pet friends