David's Pet Emporium
21  Dalmation  Lane Hamilton
'Looking after all your pet needs'

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PET BALLS

Fabric balls-
Zanies have wild print balls that cats will love.

They will have countless hours of fun.
Bring out the tiger in your cat.
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Babble balls
Want to keep your cat occupied for hours.
Babble Balls are interactive toys that makes noises when touched.
They come in a variety of colours and styles.
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BRUSHES

Cat Zoom Groom
Cats rub, roll and purr for their daily grooming when you use a cat zoom groom.
The long rubber teeth reach deep down into kitty's coat to pull out dead hair and massage the skin
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HYGIENE

Last Resort Stain Remover
If you need to remove old urine stains and water stains from your carpet use Last Resort Stain Remover.
It is specifically designed to remove even the most stubborn of stains.
Supplied in a 250gram pack
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WORMING

Ever thought that your cat or pooches could have worms? Well the answer is yes and it can also be spread to humans especially children  as they are more prone to these as the children love to cuddle animals, them (pets) being so cute and cuddly. An adult worm can lay up to 200.000- eggs per day. And some can last up to 5 years. Also they can survive in the ground. Worms can infect pets through uncooked meat, eating rodents, even through the skin. Animals can sniff at the ground and get infected. Worms (intestinal) can infect people, children being the ones most at risk. So by worming your pets regularly, can reduce the risk of these symptoms.

• Depression
• Poor/dull coat
• Coughing
• Diarrhoea
• Anaemia ,including pale skin and gums
• "Potbelly" appearance, particularly in puppies and kittens
• "Weight Loss when eating lots.
• White segments in droppings, the coat and the Anus.
• Tail Skidding, where your dog sits and rubs its bottom along the ground.
• TYPES OF WORMS
• Hookworm
• Round worm
• Hydatid Tapeworm
• Whipworm
• Common Flea Tapeworm
• Taenia Ovis Tapeworm

Where sheep and dogs are in contact Hydatid Tapeworms are found .In humans, these worms pose a serious health risk.Sheep can develope cysts. The same cysts can   developed  in adults and children who accidentally swallow eggs from dogs coat. Hydatid can be passed on from contaminated pasture.

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